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AGROECOLOGY

MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ECUADOR

The Great Navigators of Ancient Ecuador

For more than 4,000 years, people from the Valdivia culture were able to navigate [...]

THE MUEY OF YESTERYEAR

Muey was an enclosure belonging to Santa Elena, when there was a death in Muey, he had to be taken [...]

Posorja, the seer

The legend of Posorja and his powers of vision.

Don Yagualito, the mullet seller.

By. Evelio Reyes Tipán Among the most remembered town criers of the 70s, Don [...]

Recovering the nutritional memory of grandmothers

By:JoséFabara-Rojas cucuyo@rocketmail.comHave you seen how people travel on the bus? Asleep! At any time, in the [...]

The bread is burning
BREAD BURNS. (Myths and Legends of Ecuador)

The story of the grouper

In the Posorja parish, the following story happened: At a point on the beach of [...]

MOCHICA SUMPA The story continues from now on in Ballenita if

With great joy we begin this new series of deliveries that are summaries of the different [...]

Manuel Palacios. Deciphering America's past through writing

Ancestral writing that emerged as a way of recording the impressions of the relationship [...]

RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION

The enigmatic and endangered world of seahorses

Of all the strange creatures that inhabit our oceans, seahorses (Hippocampus [...]

Manu Chao, Galeano and other artists raise their voices against mega-mining

For a Law that prohibits open-pit, nuclear and radioactive polluting mining, which [...]

Is there criminalization of human rights and nature defenders in Ecuador? (OPINION)

Even if those in power say otherwise, criminalization is not a social deception, criminalization [...]

The IACHR calls for respect for the human rights of indigenous peoples

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) urged its member states to guarantee the [...]

Impacts of mega-mining on women and indigenous peoples.

Women and indigenous people are traditionally considered highly vulnerable groups and are therefore [...]

How much protection do cyclists need?

By Eneko Astigarraga I read with some concern in a tiny note in the local newspaper [...]

DIVING FRIENDLY

Those who have practiced some type of underwater activity can consider themselves privileged, as they can experience the wonder of [...]

Green Tourism is awarded.

Pallatanga enjoys a spring-like climate all year round. In the photo, a [...]

CRAB REPRODUCTION BAN

From January 15 to February 15, 2012, a new season begins [...]