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	Semblanza de Juan Antonio Corretjer
		Juan Antonio Corretjer Montes nació en Ciales el día 3 de marzo de 1908.
		Juan Antonio Corretjer publica en 1937 sus obras "Amor a Puerto Rico" y "Cántico de Guerra" en los momentos en que se enfrenta al cruel proceso de la cárcel y el exilio.
		Para esta fecha Corretjer realiza trabajo antimperialista en América Latina junto a Salvador Allende, de Chile; Ricardo Alarcón, de Cuba; Jovito Villalba y José Herrera Oropeza, de Venezuela; Cheddi Jagan, de Guyana y otros destacados líderes.
	www.patriagrande.net /puerto.rico/juan.antonio.corretjer/biografia.htm (3009 words)

	Juan Antonio Corretjer School in San Juan, Puerto Rico/PR - School Tree
		Juan Antonio Corretjer School is classified as an "Other Level" not defined as a Primary, Middle, or High School.
		Juan Antonio Corretjer School was operational at the time of the last report and is currently operational.
		Juan Antonio Corretjer School IS NOT a Magnet school.
	puerto-rico.schooltree.org /public/Juan-Antonio-Corretjer-099064.html (113 words)

	News & Views (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		With his assiduous teaching and his radio shows and newspaper columns, Martino became a popular, influential figure both for the art world and the population at large, and the graphic works in “Voz de varios registros” vividly demonstrated the artist’s populist fire.
		Corretjer was not without a sense of humor, subtitling his book of poems, El Cumplido, “Narraciones arbitraries.” Another of Martino’s portfolios provided visual accompaniments for Corretjer’s revered “Yerba Bruja” in a 1970 edition published by the Instituto Cultural Puertorriqueño (ICP).
		Even in this latest work, so meditative about the exigencies of canvas and paint, the land and its people are as much its true subject, and their exaltation is no less apparent and satisfying as when Martino was a social dreamer and a young man eager to meet the future beyond his hometown.
	www.artnexus.com /NewsDetail/15940 (670 words)

	COINTELPRO -- Groups Seeking Independence for Puerto Rico
		After careful review of the proposed article, it is believed that it would not achieve the results desired; namely, to cause animosity between Juan Mari Bras and Juan Antonio Corretjer, nor would it convey to the readers of the article the dangerousness of the Puerto Rican independence groups.
		As an alternative, it is suggested San Juan prepare a brief article which would be in the nature of alerting Puerto Ricans to the dangerousness of the various segments of the independence movement in Puerto Rico.
		Such an article would, of course, have to be interesting enough to interest a newspaper contact to utilize the same and sufficiently informative to develop hostility in the minds of the readers towards the elements engaged in the independence movement.
	www.icdc.com /~paulwolf/cointelpro/pr.htm (858 words)

	Juan Sánchez: Printed Convictions/Convicciones Grabadas
		Sánchez' art is an expression of a remarkable culture, the strange and wonderful progeny of colonial history, economic oppression, racism, and the mingling of multinational cultural threads.
		Equally as important are the subjects of family and deeply held religious belief, with a series of homages to Sánchez' mother, often linked with images of the Virgin Mary.
		Juan Sánchez uses his virtuosic command of multiple printing techniques to create a unique synthesis of the remarkable diversity of his cultural roots and political history, expressing in his art the fervor of an activist for social justice.
	www.culturevulture.net /ArtandArch/Sanchez.htm (442 words)

	The Imprisonment of Men and Women Fighting Colonialism 1930-1940
		Poet Juan Antonio Corretjer is held in contempt and sentenced to 1 year in prison for refusing to give up the minutes and books of the national committee of the Nationalist Party.
		In Guanica, Judge Antonio Oliver Frau of the Yauco court has Guaniquen Nationalists Alejandro Victor Sallabery, Agapito del Toro Rivera, Enrique Chacon Izquierdo, Casimiro,Alicea Morciglio, Ramon Rivera Pietri, Adrian Victor Ramos, Ernesto Almodovar Santiago, Eugenio Santana, Vicente Morciglio Figueroa and Pedro Almodovar Figueroa arrested.
		Jose Padro Mislan, Eugenio Matos, Juan Ortiz Perez, Lino Ortiz, Jose Figueroa Gomez and Angel Manuel Rodriguez were making a collection for the defense of the imprisoned Nationalists and their families.
	www.prdream.com /patria/timelines/timeline1-1930.html (960 words)

	Puerto Rico: Poetry that saved a forest
		The well-known poet, Juan Antonio Corretjer observed with great pain the overwhelming encroachment of concrete and the use of poisonous chemicals in Puerto Rican farming.
		Along its stretches there are majestic cascades and pools that served as an inspiration to several of Corretjer's most well know and famous works.
		With the years, Don Tato and various colleagues of his became aware of the damage caused by this agriculture, described by some as "modern." "The populations of birds were depleted due to deforestation and the use of chemicals.
	www.wrm.org.uy /bulletin/66/PuertoRico.html (717 words)

	Pedro Albizu Campos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		La nación puertorriqueña: ensayos en torno a Pedro Albizu Campos (San Juan: Editorial Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1993), 280 p.
		Pedro Albizu Campos: un asomo a su vida y su época (San Juan: Centro de Estudios Graduados de Puerto Rico y el Caribe, 1994), 240 p.
		Hablan sobre Albizu Campos (San Juan: Editorial Jelofe, 1979), 128 p.
	www.hunter.cuny.edu /blpr/albizu.html (970 words)

	Dr. King, Jr. Day of Service
		Annual Dr. King Breakfast at 9 AM that morning at neighboring community center El Centro Juan Antonio Corretjer, a number of young men from the West Kensington Boys Club in attendance, as promised by John Gonzalez at an earlier event with Centro Claver.
		Rivera, a dedicated community leader and accomplished musician, is also a teacher at Olney High School and pointed out similarities between Dr. King’s significance in American history to that of leaders of Puerto Rico and other nations in their struggles to overcome like oppressions.
		Sanabria gave an open invitation to the Club either to have artist Danny Torres visit their Club or for the boys to visit Centro Corretjer for art classes and education on the real history and current status of Puerto Rico.
	norfilly.com /01/0111.htm (543 words)

	Juan Antonio Corretjer High School Reunion Alumni Classmates
		Your Juan Antonio Corretjer high school prom was really special.
		You'll never forget your first crush at Juan Antonio Corretjer high school...
		The people you went to Juan Antonio Corretjer high school with are the people you grew up with.
	static.reunion.com /j/jua/juanantoniocorretjer (230 words)

	<Juan Antonio Corretjer>
		A Juan Antonio Corretjer no sólo se le venera como nuestro Poeta Nacional, sino también como uno de los más fervorosos defensores del puertorriqueñismo e incansable combatiente por el ideal que abrigó desde niño: la independencia para Puerto Rico.
		A esta militancia se entregó recién entró a la adolescencia, inspirado por la influencia de sus progenitores, de su abuelo materno Juan Montes Núñez y de su tío Ramón Montes González.
		Luego de terminar sus estudios secundarios se trasladó a San Juan donde se vinculó al movimiento noísta, de orientación vanguardista.
	www.prpop.org /biografias/j_bios/JuanAntonioCorretjer.shtml (954 words)

	CD Baby: JOSE GONZALEZ AND BANDA CRIOLLA: Fiesta en San Juan
		San Juan is an enchanting city of contrasts between the old world and the new world, between North America and South America, and between the restless energy of city life and the passive tranquillity of Puerto Rico's beautiful mountain countryside.
		This tapestry of musical diversity is the main inspiration behind the concept that led to the composing, arraging and recording of "Fiesta en San Juan".
		The African influence of percussion and voices from the coastal town of Loiza in "Bomba te traigo yo" and the clash between blues guitar and Latin percussion in "Coconut Blues".
	cdbaby.com /cd/jgbc (699 words)

	Welcome to the PRCC
		I am delighted to welcome you to the Puerto Rican Cultural Center Juan Antonio Corretjer's website.
		As one of the founders of this institution, and its only Executive Director for more than three decades, I am always amazed by its work, its legacy and most importantly, its promises.In the absence of any truly Puerto Rican institution, the Puerto Rican Cultural Center was founded to fill that void.
		We are improving the site all the time, from the galleries to the information accessible on each program, to the addition of more historical audio and video clips.
	www.prcc-chgo.org (496 words)

	Boricua News
		While I tried to impress him with tales of radical student activism, I knew not of his decades of work defending Guanica's reknowned dry forest - el Bosque Seco - against the advances of big business and Club Med, in particular.
		Today, it is clear that this personal friend of Comandante Juan Antonio Corretjer and of Don Juan Mari Bras was also a founder of the FUPI and one of the leaders of La Liga Socialista (Socialist League), el MPI (Pro-Independence Movement), and the Puerto Rican Socialist Party (PSP).
		During the Vigil, everyone was amazed to hear, for the first time publicly, a taped message sent to Pedro's funeral by Filiberto in 1995.
	www.virtualboricua.org /Docs/vb83.html (709 words)

	Centro Latino Cultural y Educativo Clemente Soto Vélez
		Clemente Soto Vélez, Juan Antonio Corretjer and Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos.
		Clemente Soto Vélez's life and work exemplify his deep concern for the well being of Puerto Ricans and other Latinos, and demonstrate his firm belief in self-sufficiency and community empowerment.
		As a member of the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party, he fought for the dignity and sovereignty of the Puerto Rican Nation, alongside Pedro Albizu Campos and Juan Antonio Corrretjer.
	csvcenter.com /2005/csv.htm (250 words)

	Three Kings Day of Community Service
		Brightly costumed as the Three Kings that traveled to see the Baby Jesus after learning of his birth, Moises Suarez, Jorge Bermudez, and Khary Kirkland of the Boys and Girls Club brought bags of toys and novelty items to children of the Franklinville area.
		Children and their families sat in a circle at Centro Juan Antonio Corretjer, a neighboring community center, where the Three Kings delivered their goodies and brought smiles and giddy excitement to the faces of about 20 neighborhood children.
		Khary Kirkland of the Boys and Girls Club dressed as one of Three Kings and helped deliver goodies to children gathered in Centro Juan Antonio Corretjer on January 6th.
	norfilly.com /01/0110.htm (688 words)

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		Juan Antonio Corretjer: "Yo sería borincano aunque naciera en la luna"
		Audre Lorde: "It was a while before we came to realize that our place was the very house of difference rather than the security of any particular difference."
		Antonio Machado: "Caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar; al andar se hace camino y, al volver la vista atrás, se ve la senda que nunca se ha de volver a pisar."
	aurora.wells.edu /~vim (471 words)

	Juan Antonio Corretjer
		Se traslada a San Juan y se une al movimiento "noista", movimiento poético de orientación vanguardista.
		Complicado en el brote revolucionario nacionalista, a mediados de la década de los treinta, sufre encarcelamiento en San Juan y luego en la penitenciaría federal de Atlanta (Georgia).
		Durante su reclusión prosigue el cultivo del verso y publica en San Juan dos nuevos libros de versos: Amor de Puerto Rico y Canto de guerra (ambos de 1937).
	www.proyectosalonhogar.com /escritores/JuanACorretjer.htm (368 words)

	Juan Antonio Corretjer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		La página de Juan Antonio Corretjer (creada por Héctor Velarde)
		Biografía breve y poesía del cialeño Juan Antonio Corretjer, Poeta Nacional de Puerto Rico
		Otra página del Poeta Nacional de Puerto Rico, Don Juan Antonio Corretjer
	ciales.tripod.com /jac.html (36 words)

	Centro Infantil Consuelo Lee Corretjer Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Students and staff, along with Remi the Clown, from the Centro Infantil participate in the Puerto Rican Peoples Parade (Desfile del Pueblo).
		From left to right, 1st row bottom, Michael Emmer, Roberto Lopez, Jonathan Semer, 2nd row middle: Alexi Cruz, Yaditza Romero, Urayoan del Valle, Xochitl Ramirez with Juan Antonio Ramirez and Remi the Clown.
		Centro Infantil children also learn and perform cultural songs and dances at community activities and graduation.
	www.prcc-chgo.org /CIC_gallery.htm (276 words)

	People's Weekly World - Puerto Ricans in Chicago celebrate 40 years of struggle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Puerto Ricans in Chicago celebrate 40 years of struggle
		CHICAGO — This city’s North Side Humboldt Park neighborhood and the Juan Antonio Corretjer Puerto Rican Cultural Center celebrated 40 years of struggle, culture and progress in the Puerto Rican community, June 12-18.
		Forty years ago, on June 12, 1966, Aracelis Cruz was shot by a police officer on the corner of Damen Avenue and Division Street.
	www.pww.org /article/articleview/9318/1/326 (393 words)

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