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El saqueig ideològic de Jaume I

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By Javier Fajardo
| Levante-El Mercantil Valenciano Verified
València retrà homenatge a Jaume I / Levante-EMV Un dels grans aprenentatges que qualsevol estudiant d’història acaba assimilant quan arreplega aquella cartolina, signada pel rei del regne d’Espanya, que l’acredita com «graduat» en història, és que la història no té tant – o només – a veure amb el passat com amb el present. Aquesta realitat se’ns projecta en ple any 2026. Un any carregat de simbolisme en relació a Jaume I, quan fa 750 anys de la seua mort.
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La conservación del 30% del planeta solo tendrá éxito si las personas forman parte del plan

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By Chris Sandbrook, Javier Fajardo
| The Conversation Verified
¿Qué imagina cuando piensa en un espacio natural protegido? Quizá una selva tropical remota, una imponente cordillera o un arrecife de coral rebosante de vida. Pero además de plantas y animales, ¿incluye su visión alguna persona? Sería comprensible que respondiera que no. La mayor parte de la cobertura mediática de la naturaleza ignora a las personas.
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Conserving 30% of the Planet Will Only Succeed If People Are Part of the Plan

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By Chris Sandbrook, Javier Fajardo
| Organic Consumers Association
May 12, 2026 | Source: The Conversation | by and What do you see when you imagine a conservation area? Perhaps a remote rainforest, a towering mountain range or a coral reef teeming with life. But do you expect to see any people? It would be understandable if you answered no. Most media coverage of nature ignores people. Many protected and conserved areas to date are classified as “high and far” – in places with rich biodiversity and relatively few people. Many actively exclude human presence.
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