Sunday, September 26, 2010
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release of the hippocampus in SLEW "DE FABIAN Patinho
The ineffable and inflatable launches novel Fabian Patinho hippocampus in the Swamp.
On Tuesday September 28 at 20:00 pm in the Cultural Centre Sting (Calama E5-17 and Reina Victoria, Quito).
The event will feature the presentation of Malabar and group Malva Sor Juana and the Traps of Faith Free admission, welcome cocktail. 
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was held in Huancané II
Huancané In the governorate, yesterday developed the poetry reading and pictorial exhibition of artist Aurelio Medina Pacheco. It was a fabulous and memorable day, participants in cultural activity showed his talent in poetry.
In this event, brought together distinguished personalities of national and international literary world as Boris Espezúa Salmon Aybar Jorge Flórez, Carmen Luz Ayala Olazabal, Jose Luis Ayala, Gloria Mendoza Borda, Jose Paniagua Núñez, Jovin Valdez Peña, Fidel Mendoza Paredes, Oliver Eddy Huanca Sayritupac and Felipe Sanchez.
"This type of activity is underrated by local authorities, they rarely opt for culture", said Fernando Chuquipiunta, organizer of that event.
also said that he had no support from the authorities of the municipality of Huancané, indicating that it was the effort required to conduct the event and so the population of that province to assess the culture.
Monday, September 6, 2010
What Are The Hidden Messages In Icarly
Writers Literary Colloquium presented book Riccardo Churata Badini: Resurrection of the dead
A historic introduction to the literary history of Puno, was presented yesterday, the book Resurrection of the dead, the father of writing Puno, Churata Gamaliel, who was for many years waiting for the happy meeting with your readers. As a framework face the intellectual and cultural enthusiasts took the time 7 o'clock in the halls of Kuntur Club, while the table was served by Juan Luis Cáceres Monroy, Jose Luis Ayala, Feliciano Padilla as Chalco and wine of Sardinia, the heart of the Mediterranean, Riccardo Badini, happy researcher who brought the souls churatianas editing and critical note of the main menu card: resurrection of the dead. Book
close to 700 pages that brings us closer to the creative universe expanding Churata. After various vicissitudes for publication is done, not before as Riccardo pointed out, "especially the tremendous support I received from the children of Churata", this book is possible. Today, we follow the man's latent bridge. Those interested in acquiring the book can do in the office of CENDOC, Lima street. A menu served.
other's voice, the voice of Badini
"Churata and was perceived to unite within a sheet several codes. A pioneering approach to encompass various artistic expressions. And understood the orkopata, Churata promoted in the group, a passion for poetry in Alejandro Peralta; the story in Matthew Jaika; the Quechua language theater in Mamani Innocent ... "
" In researching Churata has taught me make a void within me, my crumble ie logical knowledge. Crumble my knowledge on which rests the entire structure that literary criticism is ultimately a critique Western "
" In the resurrection of the dead, there are three versions, more or less worked. There was a post in the unpublished work done by the hands of Theophanes, the second Theophano Churata Gamaliel. " 
close to 700 pages that brings us closer to the creative universe expanding Churata. After various vicissitudes for publication is done, not before as Riccardo pointed out, "especially the tremendous support I received from the children of Churata", this book is possible. Today, we follow the man's latent bridge. Those interested in acquiring the book can do in the office of CENDOC, Lima street. A menu served.
other's voice, the voice of Badini
"Churata and was perceived to unite within a sheet several codes. A pioneering approach to encompass various artistic expressions. And understood the orkopata, Churata promoted in the group, a passion for poetry in Alejandro Peralta; the story in Matthew Jaika; the Quechua language theater in Mamani Innocent ... "
" In researching Churata has taught me make a void within me, my crumble ie logical knowledge. Crumble my knowledge on which rests the entire structure that literary criticism is ultimately a critique Western "
" In the resurrection of the dead, there are three versions, more or less worked. There was a post in the unpublished work done by the hands of Theophanes, the second Theophano Churata Gamaliel. "
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Church Anniversary Speehes
Beyond city limits
"The 21st century will not be dominated by America or China, Brazil or India, but by the city. In an age that appears increasingly unmanageable, cities rather than states are becoming the islands of governance on which the future world order will be built. This new world is not -- and will not be -- one global village, so much as a network of different ones.
Time, technology, and population growth have massively accelerated the advent of this new urbanized era. Already, more than half the world lives in cities, and the percentage is growing rapidly. But just 100 cities account for 30 percent of the world's economy, and almost all its innovation. Many are world capitals that have evolved and adapted through centuries of dominance: London, New York, Paris. New York City's economy alone is larger than 46 of sub-Saharan Africa's economies combined. Hong Kong receives more tourists annually than all of India. These cities are the engines of globalization, and their enduring vibrancy lies in money, knowledge, and stability. They are today's true Global Cities. (...)"
Beyond city limits. The age of nations is over. The new urban era has begun by Parag khanna
Metropolis Now, Foreign Policy, September/October 2010 
"The 21st century will not be dominated by America or China, Brazil or India, but by the city. In an age that appears increasingly unmanageable, cities rather than states are becoming the islands of governance on which the future world order will be built. This new world is not -- and will not be -- one global village, so much as a network of different ones.
Time, technology, and population growth have massively accelerated the advent of this new urbanized era. Already, more than half the world lives in cities, and the percentage is growing rapidly. But just 100 cities account for 30 percent of the world's economy, and almost all its innovation. Many are world capitals that have evolved and adapted through centuries of dominance: London, New York, Paris. New York City's economy alone is larger than 46 of sub-Saharan Africa's economies combined. Hong Kong receives more tourists annually than all of India. These cities are the engines of globalization, and their enduring vibrancy lies in money, knowledge, and stability. They are today's true Global Cities. (...)"
Beyond city limits. The age of nations is over. The new urban era has begun by Parag khanna
Metropolis Now, Foreign Policy, September/October 2010
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