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Nov 2021
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La selva es nuestra casa | Nemonte Nenqu...

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Para enfrentar los desafíos de la sustentabilidad de nuestro planeta es necesario escuchar todas las voces, especialmente las de las personas potencialmente más afectadas, como las que viven en la selva amazónica. En su charla TED, la activista indígena, Nemonte Nenquimo, comparte la cosmovisión de los pueblos originarios y desnuda el daño medioambiental que generan las actividades industriales en la selva tropical más grande del mundo.

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