November 25, 2012 Comments Off
To democratize knowledge can make sense only if we intend this idea as starting by people, by who, daily, live the world as we do, by who is a part of it.
July 23, 2012 2 Comments 
The most hot night in Sydney, downpours and thunderstorms on Melbourne. Floods in Italy and France. Genoa bended to flooding. Earth is warning us.
It’s not because of a hypothetical apocalypse calendar that we are subject to these events. Climate is changing rapidly also because of humans. The fault of violent tropical storms, of the more destructive hurricanes, of the endless south U.S.A tornadoes, of the floods disasters in Europe and
July 3, 2012 2 Comments 
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The furious debate (ignited by whom?) that involves journalists against bloggers reverberates for some time more than the fireworks during St. John celebrations (to whom that don’t know Turin, St. john is our patron saint, to whom that don’t know St. John http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_the_Baptist).
Lighted up by a never dulled fire, journalists and bloggers arm a sort of cold war, a veiled but felt fight, a conflict that starts with culture and ends with ideology.
June 19, 2012 Comments Off 
I originally come from Mexico from a French-Spanish family. I have lived a great part of my life changing countries and learning from new cultures always based on my own…
