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Luís Espinal Camps (1932–1980), also known by the nickname "Lucho" and by the Catalan name Lluís Espinal i Camps, was a Spanish Jesuit priest, poet, journalist, filmmaker, and film critic.

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rdfs:comment	Lluís Espinal i Camps, Lucho Espinal, (Sant Fruitós de Bages, 2 de febrer de 1932 - La Paz, Bolívia, 21 de març de 1980) fou un màrtir jesuïta, periodista i català. (ca) Luis Espinal Camps SJ (* 4. Februar 1932 bei Manresa, Katalonien; † 22. März 1980 in Bolivien) war ein Jesuitenpater und Menschenrechtsaktivist. (de) Luís Espinal Camps (1932–1980), also known by the nickname "Lucho" and by the Catalan name Lluís Espinal i Camps, was a Spanish Jesuit priest, poet, journalist, filmmaker, and film critic. (en) Луис Эспиналь Кампс (исп. Luís Espinal Camps, кат. Lluís Espinal i Camps, также известен под прозвищем «Лучо»; 2 февраля 1932, Сан-Фруйтос-де-Бажес, Бажес, Испания — 22 марта 1980, Ла-Пас, Боливия) — испанско-боливийский священник-иезуит, поэт, журналист, режиссёр, кинокритик, правозащитник и деятель рабочего движения, представитель теологии освобождения. Убитый ультраправым «эскадроном смерти» за свою гражданскую позицию и участие в социальной борьбе, отец Эспиналь ныне почитается в Боливии как национальный мученик. (ru) Luis Espinal Camps, conocido también como Lucho Espinal (San Fruitós de Bages, 2 de febrero de 1932 - La Paz, 21 de marzo de 1980), fue un poeta, periodista, cineasta y religioso jesuita español nacionalizado boliviano. Camps, con una relevante actividad en cine y medios de comunicación, denunció de la injusticia social y los abusos de poder y del sistema en el mundo. Su labor profesional estuvo siempre orientada a abogar por espacios de justicia, libertad e igualdad. Desarrolló gran parte de su actividad en Bolivia, donde adquirió relevancia y fue asesinado por la misma. (es) Luis Espinal Camps foi um padre jesuíta espanhol, naturalizado boliviano em 1970. Nasceu em San Fructuoso de Bages, Espanha em 1932. Emitiu seus primeiros votos como jesuíta em 15 de agosto de 1951. Foi ordenado sacerdote em julho de 1962. Em 8 de agosto de 1968, chegou como missionário na Bolívia. Quando jovem tinha grandes paixões junto à sua vocação religiosa: era poeta, jornalista e cineasta e frequentemente dizia: "São todos meios que conduzem a Jesus". Em 1977, junto com outros manifestantes que solicitavam democracia e liberdade, participou de uma greve de fome que durou 19 dias. (pt)
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