Co3 01 - Comunalidad y desarrollo, con Alberto Matarán y Josefa Sánchez Contreras

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Inauguramos este nuevo espacio Co3, con una entrevista sobre un ciclo de conferencias que se está realizando esta semana: "La comunalidad frente al desarrollo: conflictos socioambientales y alternativas para abordar el colapso civilizatorio". Charlamos con uno de sus organizadores, Alberto Matarán, profesor de Urbanismo y Ordenación del Territorio, y una de sus participantes, Josefa Sánchez Contreras, investigadora de la UNAM y originaria del Pueblo Zoque, de Guajaca, México. Con ellos hablamos de los retos y cambios socioambientales a los que nos enfrentamos hoy día, y las estrategias que, desde lo local, podemos implementar como ciudadanos concienciados.

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