Ep. 12: "De la bomba a la querella: Voces que no se calla...

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En este episodio de Agenda Ambiental, exploramos cómo la cultura, la denuncia y la autodefensa se entrelazan en la lucha por el ambiente. Hablamos del controvertido Proyecto 644, la resistencia a la cantera en Guaynabo y el evento “Libre Soberano” en Salinas, donde la bomba puertorriqueña suena como grito de justicia. Comunidades que no se rinden, voces que no se callan. 🌿🪘

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