Επιμέλεια συνέντευξης: Εύα Πετροπούλου Λιανού
Μετάφραση-Επιμελήτρια: Jeannete Eureka Tiburcio
INTERVIEW: JEANETTE TIBURCIO MÁRQUEZ (JEANETTE EUREKA TIBURCIO) A THOUSAND MINDS FOR MEXICO
Proud Mexican, of Spanish and Lebanese origin, native of Veracruz, living in the Bajío Queretano, for some decades, World Award for humanitarian excellence César Vallejo 2023, ambassador of peace, art and culture of Mil Mentes by Mexico International, honorary member of Global Leaders MMPMI-UHE-AMLHAC, where she has championed different causes in favor of children, Youth and culture of peace.
Selected among the 50 Memorable
Latina Women 2023-2024.
Martha Beatriz is a great example of strength, overcoming and resilience, Psychologist by profession, with different studies such as an academic Master’s and postgraduate degrees as well as degrees of honor for her high merits, impeccable actions, her tireless thirst for legitimate help to others, a woman who has overcome all challenges, reinventing herself, overcoming her own fears and serving as an example and inspiration for many women in Mexico and Spain, Pink warrior who has defeated breast cancer and who in her fight finds one more motivation, in her legitimate interest to help other women and children.
Who is Martha Beatriz and what has been your greatest satisfaction to this day? I consider myself a resilient woman who has gone through strong things and that somehow I have given a meaning, I consider myself a happy woman, working on what makes me feel more fulfilled. My greatest satisfaction is when I can help women. When any word of my talks makes a change for the better in women.
What is your place in the world. What your parents meant to you? My place in the world is that person who as a mission comes to leave a mark on the women around me or that I may meet. My dad taught me humility and joie de vivre. My mom taught me moral strength and everything sublime in life.
What your children mean to you? My children is the greatest thing that has happened to me in life mean the purest love eh unconditional I have felt and at the same time are a pride for me, the 4.
Do you consider yourself resilient? If I consider myself resilient because of the blows that have touched me in life and that somehow I have been able to turn it into something good.
Where have you gotten the strength to keep walking despite the obstacles? I have taken it out for love, spirit, for my children, my brothers.
Do you think you can grow in times of crisis? The crisis is a great opportunity to transform yourself into the best of you. And it is up to each one to do so.
Is every minute as it should be? That phrase has helped me to get ahead because I believe it, that everyone is perfect just as it is.
It is said that children and young people are the future of humanity, what would you say to children and young people so that they dare to dream? That they fight for their dreams, that they are not one more.
That we all have the ability to excel in the mission we bring.
May they fall in love with themselves and what they come to do into the world.
And that it is worth life, even if right now it is costing so much.
What motivates your life today and what DOES MARTHA KURI DREAM OF? It motivates and satisfies me when I can look at someone who could not find a way out of their life, see them fulfilled and fulfilled.
I dream of being able to leave a grain of sand in this world that transforms society to the luminous beings that we really are.
Something you want to share with readers. I would tell them that our obligation as human beings is to help consciousness rise in order to achieve a brighter society.
