AMPLIACIÓN MURALES IRLANDA DEL NORTE(extrema izquierda)

Se han incluido dos nuevas imágenes en el álbum de MURALES IRLANDESES EN ZONA CATÓLICA REPUBLICANA Y NACIONALISTA.
Uno de ellos es de Derry y esta pintado en la trasera del Freedom corner,pide la salida de los británicos del Ulster.
El segundo(que exponemos arriba) versa sobre el conflicto en el Holy Cross,que es un colegio católico en la zona de Ardoyne(Belfast) haciendo un paralelismo con el racismo en Arkansas(USA) en el 57.
Las niñas del colegio tenían que pasar por una calle protestante y eran insultadas,el conflicto degeneró y se vivieron momentos muy tensos entre las dos comunidades.

Ver reseña completa en :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Cross_(Belfast)


The Holy Cross dispute occurred in 2001 and 2002 in the Ardoyne area of Belfast, Northern Ireland, and involved an escalating dispute between a Nationalist community and the residents of loyalist area that was on route to the front entrance of a local Catholic primary school. A Loyalist picket arose following accusations that some nationalists had used the school route as a cover to cause damage and/or harassment in their community. On the other side, the nationalists claimed that the picket was an infringement on the rights of parents and their children to walk to school on their chosen route. The dispute is remembered for its scenes of civil disorder and verbal taunting shown on television news articles across the world, particularly exchanges of abuse that occurred in the presence of visibly frightened young schoolgirls. There was widespread disorder throughout north Belfast for the duration of the dispute.