Top 120 Eduardo Galeano Quotes (2024 Update)
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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Wars Always Lie; No war has the honesty to confess; I kill so that I can steal. Wars always invoke noble motives: they kill in the name of peace, in the name of civilization, the name of progress, of democracy. And, if so many lies weren’t enough, the media is always ready to invent imaginary enemies to justify converting the world into a grand lunatic asylum and an immense slaughterhouse.”

101. “Wars Always Lie; No war has the honesty to confess; I kill so that I can steal. Wars always invoke noble motives: they kill in the name of peace, in the name of civilization, the name of progress, of democracy. And, if so many lies weren’t enough, the media is always ready to invent imaginary enemies to justify converting the world into a grand lunatic asylum and an immense slaughterhouse.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “I drink water that drinks me and I am watched by what I watch.”

102. “I drink water that drinks me and I am watched by what I watch.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “There is nothing more orderly than a cemetery.”

103. “There is nothing more orderly than a cemetery.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “I confess I get a pain from reading valuable works by certain sociologists, political experts, economists, and historians who write in code. Hermetic language isn’t the invariable and inevitable price of profundity. In some cases it can simply conceal incapacity for communication raised to the category of intellectual virtue. I suspect that boredom can thus often serve to sanctify the established order, confirming that knowledge is a privilege of the elite.”

104. “I confess I get a pain from reading valuable works by certain sociologists, political experts, economists, and historians who write in code. Hermetic language isn’t the invariable and inevitable price of profundity. In some cases it can simply conceal incapacity for communication raised to the category of intellectual virtue. I suspect that boredom can thus often serve to sanctify the established order, confirming that knowledge is a privilege of the elite.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “To win without magic, without surprise or beauty, isn’t that worse than losing?”

105. “To win without magic, without surprise or beauty, isn’t that worse than losing?”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “The vicious circle is perfect: foreign debt and foreign investment oblige us to multiply exports that they themselves devour. The task can’t be accomplished with gentlemanly manners. To fulfill their function as hostages of foreign prosperity, Latin American workers must be held prisoner, either inside or outside of the jails.”

106. “The vicious circle is perfect: foreign debt and foreign investment oblige us to multiply exports that they themselves devour. The task can’t be accomplished with gentlemanly manners. To fulfill their function as hostages of foreign prosperity, Latin American workers must be held prisoner, either inside or outside of the jails.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Religious disintegration began with colonization.”

107. “Religious disintegration began with colonization.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “The goal is soccer’s orgasm. And like orgasms, goals have become an ever less frequent occurrence in modern life.”

108. “The goal is soccer’s orgasm. And like orgasms, goals have become an ever less frequent occurrence in modern life.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Work is the most useless of vices. There is no commodity in the world cheaper than labor. While wages fall and hours rise, the labor market vomits up people. Take it or leave it – there’s a long line behind you.”

109. “Work is the most useless of vices. There is no commodity in the world cheaper than labor. While wages fall and hours rise, the labor market vomits up people. Take it or leave it – there’s a long line behind you.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “The expansion of the kingdom of Castile extended God’s reign over the earth.”

110. “The expansion of the kingdom of Castile extended God’s reign over the earth.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “The nature of the parts of the body cannot be understood without grasping the nature of the organism as a whole. Symptoms.”

111. “The nature of the parts of the body cannot be understood without grasping the nature of the organism as a whole. Symptoms.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Lady Gough’s Book of Etiquette, published in 1863, established some of the social commandments of the times: one must avoid, for example, the intolerable proximity of male and female authors on library shelves. Books could only stand together if the authors were married, such as in the case of Robert and Elizabeth Browning.”

112. “Lady Gough’s Book of Etiquette, published in 1863, established some of the social commandments of the times: one must avoid, for example, the intolerable proximity of male and female authors on library shelves. Books could only stand together if the authors were married, such as in the case of Robert and Elizabeth Browning.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “We are the sum of our efforts to change who we are.”

113. “We are the sum of our efforts to change who we are.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Sometimes the idol does not fall all at once. And sometimes when he breaks, people devour the pieces.”

114. “Sometimes the idol does not fall all at once. And sometimes when he breaks, people devour the pieces.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Don’t you see? There were no doctors in Paradise. Disease came after doctors.”

115. “Don’t you see? There were no doctors in Paradise. Disease came after doctors.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “La impunidad exige la desmemoria.”

116. “La impunidad exige la desmemoria.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Why are some walls so loud and others mute?”

117. “Why are some walls so loud and others mute?”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Nearly two thousand years before all this, the biblical patriarch who wrote the book of Acts told the story of two early Christians, Ananias and his wife Sapphira, who sold a piece of land and lied about the price. When God found out, he killed them on the spot. If God had time for football, how many directors would remain alive?”

118. “Nearly two thousand years before all this, the biblical patriarch who wrote the book of Acts told the story of two early Christians, Ananias and his wife Sapphira, who sold a piece of land and lied about the price. When God found out, he killed them on the spot. If God had time for football, how many directors would remain alive?”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Whatever Latin America sells – raw materials or manufactures – its chief export product is really cheap labor.”

119. “Whatever Latin America sells – raw materials or manufactures – its chief export product is really cheap labor.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Advertising enjoins everyone to consume, while the economy prohibits the vast majority of humanity from doing so. The command that everyone do what so many cannot becomes an invitation to crime.”

120. “Advertising enjoins everyone to consume, while the economy prohibits the vast majority of humanity from doing so. The command that everyone do what so many cannot becomes an invitation to crime.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “On popular education: To make students recite by rote what they do not understand is like training parrots. Teach children to be curious so they learn to obey their own minds rather than obeying authorities the way the narrow-minded do, or obeying custom the way the stupid do. He who knows nothing, anyone can fool. He who has nothing, anyone can buy.”

121. “On popular education: To make students recite by rote what they do not understand is like training parrots. Teach children to be curious so they learn to obey their own minds rather than obeying authorities the way the narrow-minded do, or obeying custom the way the stupid do. He who knows nothing, anyone can fool. He who has nothing, anyone can buy.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Advertising enjoins everyone to consume, while the economy prohibits the vast majority of humanity from doing so. The command that everybody do what so many cannot becomes an invitation to crime. In the papers, crime stories have more to say about the contradictions of our times than all the articles about politics and economics.”

122. “Advertising enjoins everyone to consume, while the economy prohibits the vast majority of humanity from doing so. The command that everybody do what so many cannot becomes an invitation to crime. In the papers, crime stories have more to say about the contradictions of our times than all the articles about politics and economics.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “The division of labor among nations is that some specialize in winning and others in losing. Our part of the world, known today as Latin America, was precocious: it has specialized in losing ever since those remote time when Renaissance Europeans ventured across the ocean and buried their teeth in the throats of the Indian civilizations.”

123. “The division of labor among nations is that some specialize in winning and others in losing. Our part of the world, known today as Latin America, was precocious: it has specialized in losing ever since those remote time when Renaissance Europeans ventured across the ocean and buried their teeth in the throats of the Indian civilizations.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Until a few years ago, a man who had no debts was considered virtuous, honest, and hardworking. Today, he’s an extraterrestrial. Whoever does not owe, does not exist. I owe, therefore I am. Whoever is not credit-worthy deserves neither name nor face. The credit card is proof of the right to exist; debt, something even those who have nothing have. Every single person or country that belongs to this world has at least one foot caught in this trap.”

124. “Until a few years ago, a man who had no debts was considered virtuous, honest, and hardworking. Today, he’s an extraterrestrial. Whoever does not owe, does not exist. I owe, therefore I am. Whoever is not credit-worthy deserves neither name nor face. The credit card is proof of the right to exist; debt, something even those who have nothing have. Every single person or country that belongs to this world has at least one foot caught in this trap.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Evicted by cars, cornered by violence, condemned to isolation, we live packed in ever closer to one another and feel ever more alone, with ever fewer meeting places and ever less time to meet.”

125. “Evicted by cars, cornered by violence, condemned to isolation, we live packed in ever closer to one another and feel ever more alone, with ever fewer meeting places and ever less time to meet.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Fear of living, fear of falling, fear of losing your job, your car, your home, your possessions, fear of never having what you ought to have in order to be. In the widespread clamor for public security, imperiled by lurking criminal monsters, the members of the middle class shout loudest. They defend order as if they owned it, even though they’re only tenants overwhelmed by high rents and the threat of eviction.”

126. “Fear of living, fear of falling, fear of losing your job, your car, your home, your possessions, fear of never having what you ought to have in order to be. In the widespread clamor for public security, imperiled by lurking criminal monsters, the members of the middle class shout loudest. They defend order as if they owned it, even though they’re only tenants overwhelmed by high rents and the threat of eviction.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “Other versions, however, insist the ‘but’ was snuck in. She sang: ‘I am black and I am beautiful.”

127. “Other versions, however, insist the ‘but’ was snuck in. She sang: ‘I am black and I am beautiful.”

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Eduardo Galeano Quote: “And when his final days were drawing near, he let it be known that just as the sun determined the route of plants, the seas obeyed the moon. “Senile dementia,” his colleagues diagnosed.”

128. “And when his final days were drawing near, he let it be known that just as the sun determined the route of plants, the seas obeyed the moon. “Senile dementia,” his colleagues diagnosed.”

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