El norte mexicano sin algodones , 1970-2010

Las historias seleccionadas en este libro describen cómo funcionó el sistema esclavista africano en Costa Rica, contado por sus propias víctimas. Hubo particularidades porque no fue igual la vida de los esclavos y sus amos en los ingenios azucareros de Cuba o en las plantaciones de algodón de Estados Unidos, que en Costa Rica donde el cacao ocupaba muy poca mano de obra, razón por la cual la esclavitud fue destinada fundamentalmente al trabajo doméstico.

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Una noche, María Galera se puso en contacto con el programa de Reyes Monforte en Punto Radio pidiendo ayuda. Se había casado en Afganistán por amor, y estaba esperando su tercer hijo. La revolución talibán la había dejado atrapada en el país en pésimas condiciones. Un empresario mallorquín la escuchó y la ayudó. Ya en Mallorca, nos cuenta su historia.

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