CARTAGENA THINKS: Joaquín Sánchez and Fernando Bermudez present 'THE SHARED UTOPIA'.

 

JOAQUIN SANCHEZ AND FERNANDO BERMUDEZ
'THE SHARED UTOPIA'

The book Shared Utopia is an exchange of letters between Joaquín Sánchez and Fernando Bermúdez , open to readers who dream and fight for a fair and supportive world and to those who are outraged by injustice and human suffering. The cross-cutting theme is the hope that this world, wounded by a socio-economic regime that is predatory towards human beings and nature, can change. It tries to awaken the sensitivity that we all carry within us, to live in the present what we dream for the future. There is a lot of humanity to build, a lot of tenderness and fraternity to emerge. 

Joaquín Sánchez (Vilanova de Sau, Barcelona, ​​1962). Graduate in Ecclesiastical Studies, with a diploma in Social Education. Expert in Workers' and Labour Pastoral Care. He is chaplain of the Murcia-1 Penitentiary Centre and psychiatric centres in El Palmar. Counsellor of the HOAC. Activist of the Platform for People Affected by Mortgages. Columnist in various media outlets. 

Fernando Bermúdez (Alguazas, Murcia, 1943). Graduate in Theology, Master in Bioethics, Diploma in Human Rights. He was a missionary in Guatemala and Chiapas. He worked in the defense and promotion of human rights. Currently, he is a member of Justice and Peace, Interreligious Dialogue Group. Author of numerous publications on spirituality, ethics and human rights. 

Presented by: Teresa Fuentes , member of Friends of Ritsona