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In this edition of Sesiones Sur Global 2025, Walter Soto and José A. Cepero (Intuylab) invite us to view public space from a different perspective: as a territory of conflict, encounter, and collective creation.
ArticleIn ancestral agricultural wisdom, the diversity it has generated, and the reciprocity expressed in the Quechua concept of “uyway,” we find the keys to a sustainable future. This article by Illa Liendo Tagle encourages us to return to our roots to address today’s crises.
In this edition of Sesiones Sur Global 2025, Coral Michelin invites us to reflect on the following questions: What future has the past created? How did we reach this point of planetary system collapse? How can we create better futures?
ArticleBy Mauro Fernández, with photos by Andrés Kishimoto In the heart of Lima, the Shipibo Konibo are rewriting their history and challenging the logic of a city that sees them but does not truly look at them. Cantagallo, where the jungle persists within the city, is a chronicle of how art, community, and memory become a form of resistance against a system that tends to homogenize diversity. The morning began
ArticleBy Toban Shadlyn I Want to Be Earth[1] Barcelona is nestled between two rivers, the Besòs to the northeast and the Llobregat to the southwest. For most residents, these rivers represent boundaries—areas where metro lines thin out, where graffiti becomes more prevalent, where the city gives way to industrial parks. And yet, these rivers, along with the mountain reservoirs and underground aquifers
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