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May 04 2012 Andasibe: Jurassic forest SOS

For: Mayte Touch (text and photos)

We enter a land of vines and creepers, of giant ferns and large, flat mushrooms attached to trees, stout and proud. You could feel the serenity of the forest.

Africa, An endless world

May 03 2012 Simien: between the bleeding heart baboons

For: Ricardo Coarasa

Come to the mountains of Simien, one of the most fascinating places in Africa, in search of Gelada baboons (in Amharic, the local language, "Bleeding hearts"), a species which is found only in these places above Ethiopians 3.000 meters.

Africa, In a strange land

May 02 2012 Cong: in Innisfree of "The Quiet Man"

For: Javier Reverte (text and photos)

There are books that mark the landscape of a region or a city, As with La Mancha, because of Cervantes, with the Dublin, because of Joyce. And there are places where it has left its mark a film.

Javier Reverte trips

May 01 2012 Malawi: the death of President, police corruption

For: Javier Brandoli (text). Photo (LVP)

We went to Malawi the day who had just died its corrupt president. Chronicle of a few hours where we were robbed at the border and tried in another policing. An uprising threatens the country's power struggle.

Africa, A Place in the World, A journey through Africa

Apr 28 2012 Madagascar: radiograph of sentimental Antananarivo
For: Mayte Touch (text and photos)

Madagascar, a great and exciting red island in the Indian Ocean, looks back to Africa for not feeling entirely African, surrounded by a warm sea that caresses its endless white sandy shores. In the center of the island, more than 1.500 meters, is its chaotic capital, Antananarivo.

Africa, An endless world

Apr 27 2012 Turn around the world: ¿Impress or learn?
For: Miquel Silvestre (text and photos)

Public exposure is not worth it if it means losing sight of what I believe to be the true sense of a great trip: return wiser and changed. Better return.

Dodging rocks

Apr 26 2012 Avila: legendary walls, Stone Pages
For: Ricardo Coarasa (text and photos)

From the Teso del Carmen, north of the canvas walls of Ávila looks rough, meadows of childhood escapades and hiking trails in autumn. The meticulous restoration work has been polished to the stone, now leans too slender, too perfect.

In a strange land, Spain

Paraty, the forgotten city