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El autocuidado era esto.
Cuna Women in 1935
taken by photographer Fred McKim
Clyde E. Keeler - Secrets of the Cuna Earthmother: A Comparative Study of Ancient Religions - Exposition Press - 1960
an indigenous Kuna woman of the San Blas Islands on the August 1976 cover of Clipper magazine
Among the most impressive shifts in Cuban agriculture has been in the cities, where urban farming has taken off to levels unimaginable a few decades ago. This is a crucial turn because by the 1980s the number of people living in cities reached between 69 and 80 per cent of the total population. Millions of tonnes of vegetables are now produced agroecologically over more than 50,000 hectares of urban land by 383,000 urban growers. There is no other country where low-input, ecologically sustainable urban food production has reached this degree of success
Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro, Socialist States and the Environment: Lessons for Eco-Socialist Futures
Cuando las dudas lleguen a ti. Cuando los miedos te visiten.
Canta una canción de cuna.
Acurruca tu frágil alma
Llévala al lugar seguro.
Y dile en voz baja
que todo esta bien.
Ya eres adulto.
Estas a cargo.
Virginia Chalchiucalli