#Via Argentina

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Caminando por la Vía Argentina

Hace unos días en IG contaba sobre como me he mudado 3 veces en 3 años. La primera fue en enero 2021, seguida de febrero 2022; más reciente marzo 2023; y no, no es que sea fan de mudarme pero, así se dieron las cosas. Ahora vivo en El Cangrejo. Cambios..

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Petit Urban Market & Taller Petit Collage - Agosto 2023

Tenemos una cita junto al Petit Urban Market (@pumpanama) este sábado 19 de agosto en el Central Coffee and Wine desde las 3:00 PM.

Además de disfrutar del Coffee and Wine🍴, brindarles un taller sobre collage ☺️, terminamos con el PUM Shop Local 🛍️

Más info: Taller Petit Collage

Karen Cheong es Creativa y Artista desde pequeña y Gestora Cultural desde el 2016, en su trayectoria y formación empírica a estado explorando diversas formas de encontrar su esencia bajo una lupa de integrar diferentes estilos, formas y disciplinas; creando y sirviendo a la expresión y comunidad.

Se a desempeñado en cursos de arte, exposiciones voluntariado artísticos como en: murales, grupos de dibujo y actividades de arte comunitarios.

Desde su cuenta @hola_soynerak expone su arte como: collage, dibujo, pintura y reflexiones. Y desde @missaceras su visual más amplía de la combinación de muchas de sus pasiones.

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FLETCHER Lollapalooza Argentina March 15, 2024

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In 2022, two jaguar cubs were born at Parque Nacional El Impenetrable in northern Argentina. The 320,000-acre preserve opened in 2017, but hiking trails, glamping sites, and tourism programs have recently made the area easier to explore.

PHOTOGRAPH BY REWILDING ARGENTINA, HANDOUT VIA REUTERS/REDUX

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Gif tunel vegetal

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MotoGP: WHAT a SHOW from these guys! 🔥🔥🔥

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LA NASCITA DI VENERE

+39 335 630 2462

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Mi Vista donde yo vivo

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i had a dream with gerard. i miss it already and i just woke up

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AMIA: Justicia argentina reitera vía Interpol la captura del ministro iraní Vahidi

El Gobierno hizo el reclamo a Interpol en medio del viaje del iraní a Sri Lanka y Pakistán. La Argentina volvió a reclamar la detención internacional del ministro iraní Ahmad Vahidi, señalado por la justicia local como uno de los responsables del atentado a la AMIA de 1994, que provocó la muerte de 85 personas. Vahidi, que es requerido por la Justicia argentina, es actualmente Ministro del…

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FLETCHER Lollapalooza Argentina March 15, 2024

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Hi! Just wanna raise some awareness here because South America is on fucking fire and I need to see more people talking about this.

Source: RSOE EDIS x

Im just going to talk about the ones i'm closest to, but if you know about these fires, feel free to add in the reblogs!

Chile

In Chile there's (up to Feb 5) 160 wild fires, of which 40 are still trying to be controlled by authorities. The president, Gabriel Boric, has declared State of Emergency in the whole country, and theres a Red Alert Code in most part of the country.

Isla de Chiloé, Southern Chile (900 km away from Santiago de Chile)

This is a (recently controlled) fire that lasted a week, but many neighborhoods were burnt to the ground.

The whole South is in red alert for constant sudden fires that spread quickly due to the lack of rain and the elevated temperatues in the zone. Just today, two fires had to be controlled in the main land next to this island, and more are being reported in the Los Lagos region. This is added to the "controlled" intentional fires that farmers make to clean their fields of old crops along the Central-South parts of the country, mostly surrunding the main route, Ruta 5, that connects the whole country, thus making it hard to see and breathe because of the smoke. (flashnews, most of them get out of control quickly.)

Valparaiso/Viña del Mar, Central Chile (100 km away from Santiago de Chile)

A fire that started on Friday 2nd and grew exponentially because of the wind and the dry, hot climate. More than 100 people are dead, with 70 unrecognized bodies and other 400 that have dissapeared. At least 30000 people that have lost everything to the fire.

There's massive evacuations from this and the neighboring city, Viña Del Mar.

This is said to be the second most deadly fire in the century, surpased by Australia in 2009.

45000+ hectares that include land and neighborhoods have been burnt down.

I could go on about this one, so more info here and here

Argentina

Parque Los Alerces (Esquel), Chubut

The fire strarted on the 25th January, and the climate has made it hard to contain. 3000 hectares of native forest have been burnt to teh ground. It is now growing in the direction of the nearest city, Esquel. Theres been evacuations between yesterday and today (4 and 5th Febuary)

Parque Nahuel Huapi (Bariloche), Río Negro

The reason why im writing this. The city woke up today covered in smoke after a wildfire developed yesterday during the night. The reason? A fireplace that was not turned off in a place where people cannot disembark and can only be reached via boats.

As of now, there's not much information about the fire but hopefully the firefighters will be able to contain it before it reaches Tronador Mountain, where an ancient glaciar is.

...which leads me to the other point i wanted to talk about.

Firefighters

They volunteer to do this job.

In Argentina and Chile, firefighting is not rewarded with a salary, and most of the times they dont even have full firehouses to stay in. These people are at their houses, ready to jump into action and run to the station the second the alarm goes off.

They are neighbors, people that risk their lives and run into danger willingly, just because they want to help the community.

I felt the need to give a shout-out to these people and say:

Don't be a fucking dick, don't start fires in the woods unless it's an approved place, and if you do, TURN IT OFF.

Pour abundant water on it, and do not stop when you don't see any more flames.

Keep pouring water until the ashes don't burn/feel like room temperature in your hand if you put it 10 cm away from it, and even then, pour some more just to be sure.

No heat and no smoke mean a safely extinguished fire.

Save lives and forests.

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