Mama Tingo, also known as Florinda Soriano Muñoz, was a Dominican activist and land rights advocate. She was born on November 24, 1921, in the town of Yamasa, Dominican Republic.
Mama Tingo became a prominent figure in the fight for land rights for farmers in the Dominican Republic. She led a movement to reclaim land that had been seized by wealthy landowners, advocating for fair treatment and proper compensation for farmers.
Mama Tingo was tragically killed on November 1, 2002, during a confrontation with landowners over a disputed piece of land. Her death sparked outrage and brought attention to the issue of land rights in the Dominican Republic.
In honor of her legacy and activism, Mama Tingo Day is celebrated annually on November 1st in the Dominican Republic. She is remembered as a fearless and tireless advocate for the rights of farmers and marginalized communities.
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