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Maestro en Gobierno y Administración Pública,L.A.E., Director Editorial y conductor de Avanoticias, colaborador del Diario El Portal
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La Guajira también se construye desde Cerrejón

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By Luis Baquero Verified
| diariodelnorte.net
Hace once años tuve la gran fortuna de regresar a casa, a La Guajira. Durante mucho tiempo perseguí ese propósito, pero fue el sector minero, y en particular Cerrejón, a través de sus fundaciones, el que me abrió la posibilidad real de volver. Volver no solo a vivir, sino también a trabajar, a construir y a comprender, desde adentro, cómo se impulsa el desarrollo de un territorio desde el sector privado. Lo digo con convicción: me siento orgulloso de haber sido parte de Cerrejón.
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Stars d’Internet, les orchidées à visage de singe sont au bord de l’extinction

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By Diogo Veríssimo, Amy Hinsley, Luis Baquero Verified
| The Conversation Verified
Derrière leur apparence singulière, qui leur vaut une célébrité mondiale sur les réseaux sociaux, les orchidées Dracula – surnommées « orchidées à visage de singe » – sont en réalité au bord de l’extinction. Une évaluation internationale dresse un constat alarmant, mais des pistes existent pour inverser la tendance. Elles ressemblent à de minuscules singes surgissant de la brume.
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Famous monkey-face ‘Dracula’ orchids are vanishing in the wild

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By Amy Hinsley, Luis Baquero Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Dracula orchids are found in the cloud forests of Central America. Generate Key Takeaways This article was originally featured on The Conversation. They look like tiny monkeys peering out from the mist. Known to scientists as Dracula, the so-called “monkey-face orchids” have become online celebrities. Millions of people have shared their photos, marvelling at flowers that seem to smile, frown or even grimace.
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