Lima: route through the city of legends and cliffs
Route Lima and its monuments, restaurants, legends and unique corners.
America
Desde Alaska a la Tierra de Fuego. Trazaremos historias por todo el continente. América está bien representada en Viajes al Pasado y te la llevamos en bandeja.
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Choco: Colombian tinderbox of the Pacific
Unfortunately, deep violence - mass displacement, confinements, massacres, torture, disappearances, recruitments, violations— prior to the signing of the Peace Accords has returned to the Colombian Pacific coast, one of the most beautiful in Central America.
Now on sale online: 657 monkey teeth (and list of libraries that is for sale in Spain)
Ago 75 years, in the depths of the Paraguayan jungle, a group of men lived a real adventure of those that happen only in movies
Rano Kau: Volcano bird men
The Rano Kau volcano is the most spectacular Easter. Most striking is its immense crater of a kilometer in diameter within which lies an amazing lagoon with floating islands
The four challenges of the Rapa Nui people
We arrived looking for sun and relaxation, but that was stronger than our desire to understand the intriguing past of this enigmatic island. And Anakena was where this story began with the arrival of the first thousand years ago Ariki
Another umbilical cord around the globe
How can you not have fun in a country that Disney invented a children's film that deals with death? How not want to decipher a country with unpronounceable volcanoes are lovers? How not a surprise that pays street musicians to brighten their spicy foods because they like people mourn and laugh at the same time? How can we not admire a place that when you see her insides shaking more hands than rubble?
Nicaragua: the sterile revolutionary sacrifice
Most of the historical Sandinista movement has moved away from Ortega and the Sandinista which people are, anti-imperialist and progressive- he wants to overthrow a corrupt and repressive government
On a train climbing the Andes
He climbed a plateau between 3000 and 4000 meters. Can you believe it? As if the world could be turned upside down without falling anything. The train blew smoke and us life. From our window we watched the Andes and rain steppe grasses and leathery people by the cold sun.
El sortilegio uruguayo del tiempo
Those who are not from here were somewhat spellbound with those Uruguayans. Not so much for its ability to go running from one job to another or knowing knit, to make cakes, fix engines or dance, but because of its value to bring to the fore everything that smacks entails, disorder, chaos or emptiness that frightens both the Western world.
Refugees abandoned in the mountains of Chiapas
I realized this report in February 2018, before voluntarily leaving the correspondent of El Mundo in Mexico last April. The newspaper has not published yet and still receive weekly messages conflict, videos of displaced, statements of more violence and express request of groups of victims to please publish it and so a conflict that there is little information on the ground is known.
Journey to the Kingdom of jungle, Calakmul stone and bats
Calakmul is south of the rain and wind and north of the wrath of volcanoes. Where the roads meet in a thick jungle where men walk stealthily to stumble over a new life surrounded by cats and military. Not seen, to nobody, because green when it is dense has the virtue of camouflaging mistakes.
Un milagro llamado Galápagos I
"There are no histrionic parties, or motorcycle thugs, girls or selling a summer night, or beach bars. On the island of Santa Cruz just the sound of the waves and flutter Pelicans listening."
Choco: the curse of the yellow rain
I've been here less than two hours and already grabbed my throat a sharp sting. It is the mercury of transnational mining companies to treat gold, pouring with impunity in the Atrato; Because water is a strong poison.
The celestial dream
The selection of Uruguay, a country of just 3,5 million people, It is among the best eight teams of the moment, in a world where big threats are being left by the wayside and where charrúas resist unbeaten, for joy and plethora of all its inhabitants
Cartagena de Indias: bucaneros y el “efecto Wendy”
The ancient inhabitants live "outside the walls". No pueden pagar ya ni por una habitación de la casa que antiguamente fue de sus padres. El dinero es la punta de pistola que los ha echado a patadas.
Blue imaginary
Bright sun deck and toasted midshipmen showed us their lives on board, They spoke to us of the discovery of America and Columbus, the frozen lands Magellan Strait.
Batopilas, Magic Town
Mexico has been filled with magical towns. It is true that this country has never had to be short of magic, But for some time now, the Ministry of Tourism's wand must have gotten out of hand because it has spilled out in gushes throughout its geography..
Popayan: of chiggers to “vaccines”
Today, el quebradero de cabeza de "patojos" and no patojos are no longer such as aggressive arachnids, but "vaccines" that charge drug traffickers, paramilitary, guerrillas and corrupt members of the army and police.
The other Cali: kicks in the eye at La Loma
[st] “De la urbe colonial queda muy poco; with two hours you have to spare. Así que hemos organizado…
On the banks of the Parana
If one manages to keep chest and singer creative power that cities with culture and deliver horizons to play, then, frankly, we are filibustering of the time we enter the fantasy intact.
A sunrise over the great pyramid of Tikal
Once you enter the park there is absolutely nothing. They offer coffee in a dimly lit with light and mobile room you start walking through thick vegetation. Nature when not seen is heard and it is there when it is almost more fascinating. After a long path we reach the staircase of the so-called Temple IV.
Black footprints: on the trail of slavery
Five reports and many other countries -Jamaica, Gambia, U.S., Colombia and Cuba- to follow in the footsteps of the slave trade. An experience writer and journalist Diego Cobo, Contributor VaP., plasma in "Black Footprints". On the trail of slavery" (The horizon).
Mexican cenotes: dive to the underworld
For the Mayans under water there was indeed an underwater population, populated with demons and servants of these demons: the twelve Gods of death or Lords of death. It is for this reason that the cenotes were for decades a source of offerings and punishments and today they continue to be the subject of archaeological research of great interest to decipher the complex pre-classic system from fossil remains.
24 hours "Ritmo de la frontera"
"Sonaba una banda de bossanova uruguayo-brasileña, and whiskey and roast ran from one table to another in an atmosphere of border fraternities and imported beers."
