CHAPTER 5: DANI'S REFLECTIONS

"BREEZE THAT SOOTHES THE SOUL"

The quarantine we are currently experiencing has made us reflect in different ways, making it clearer and more surprising to live life. "Observing the mastery of the expression and importance of feelings."

CHAPTER 4: Matías' Reflections

PANDEMIC AND EXTRACTIVE PRODUCTION METHODS. AGROECOLOGY AS A MODEL OF LIFE.

In order to understand the causes of the current COVID-19 pandemic, we must begin by clarifying some concepts of biology in order to build a path towards a detailed understanding of how the current capitalist mode of production and consumption are linked to this pandemic.

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CHAPTER 3: THE REFLECTIONS OF DIANA

"QUARANTINED THOUGHTS"

In moments like these (looking at the last tomatoes in my garden) I understand how important and enriching it is to have my own garden and how different everything would be if we learned from the other... from the planet.

Comunidad Pacheco works together with the community and in these times it is important to listen to the voice of our peers.

 

CHAPTER 2: THOMAS' REFLECTIONS

"NOTES FOR AN INFECTED PLANET"

Marina Crouzet and Evane Gnabouyou tell us how is to be part of a volunteering program during the quarantine.

Ian shared with us his experience at the soup kitchen with the COVID-19 interruption.

Comunidad Pacheco works together with the community and in these times it is important to listen to the voice of our peers.

 

CHAPTER ONE: RAMIRO'S REFLECTIONS
"FROM THE HEART OF A WOUNDED FOREST"

For the past months, COVID-19 has spread all over the world, as well as misinformation, and social and economic issues. This situation has emphasized the social debts each nation owes to its community and how we need to re-think certain practices.

From their practice in Comunidad Pacheco, Liz Rimache, Ramiro Pons and Lore Villalba reflect on work in general and on the task and values of workers in the popular economy in particular.

Salut ! Nous sommes Evane et Marina, deux étudiantes françaises de 21 ans en école de commerce qui vivent à Paris. Pour notre deuxième semestre d’échange à l’international, nous avons décidé de réaliser une mission humanitaire au sein de l’ONG Voluntario Global, qui est une organisation à but non lucratif situé à Buenos Aires en Argentine.