by Tlaxcala, the international network of translators for linguistic diversity
On July 14 2010, Tlaxcala is entering a new period in its history. Introducing our new site, the result of months of hard work of our volunteer activists under the leadership of our beloved webmaster. The site Tlaxcala-int.org succeeds the site tlaxcala.es , which remains online (click ARCHIVES TLAXCALA 2005-2010) and where you can find 10 000 items fifteen languages we have published since February 21, 2006. This new site, we wanted it more beautiful, more efficient, more effective. We will work continuously to improve and complete.
During the five years we have come a long way. Above all, we managed a gamble that might seem foolish: keep alive a network of volunteers and a multilingual website and intercultural without having any other capital than our will and our capacity.
The road ahead remains long:
We want to extend our language with the most diverse languages of mankind, whether spoken by a billion people or 30 000. We want to enable
struggles for freedom, justice, democracy and life around the world and those who run them, to connect and converge.
In both North and South, East and West, there are still many Bastilles to take.
During the five years we have come a long way. Above all, we managed a gamble that might seem foolish: keep alive a network of volunteers and a multilingual website and intercultural without having any other capital than our will and our capacity.
The road ahead remains long:
We want to extend our language with the most diverse languages of mankind, whether spoken by a billion people or 30 000. We want to enable
struggles for freedom, justice, democracy and life around the world and those who run them, to connect and converge.
In both North and South, East and West, there are still many Bastilles to take.