Quote by Eduardo Galeano: “The right to dream is one of the most forgotten human rights.”

Galeano suggests that beyond basic needs, the ability to imagine a better future or aspire to personal fulfillment is a fundamental human need often denied. It’s about the freedom to hope and create.

Published in a period of global economic shifts and social movements, Galeano continued to critique systems that suppressed human potential and creativity. His daily calendar offered reflective insights on historical and contemporary injustices.

Uruguayan journalist and author, best known for Open Veins of Latin America, published in 1971, a landmark account of colonial exploitation that became one of the most widely read political texts in Latin American history. His Memory of Fire trilogy further established him as one of the continent's essential chroniclers.