Paco Café

Cooperación al Desarrollo y otras vainas.

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Volviendo a Eivissa…

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“la muerte sería el último enemigo en ser derrotado”

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Me quedan 5 x visitar 😮

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Mayas: the 18 most impressive archaeological cities of the jungle

1.🇬🇹 Tikal (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 90,000
Largest city and major political center of the Classic Maya period.

2.🇲🇽 Calakmul (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 50,000
Historic rival of Tikal, known as the “Kingdom of the Serpent”.

3.🇲🇽 Palenque (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 20,000
Famous for refined architecture and the tomb of Pakal.

4.🇭🇳 Copán (Honduras)
Estimated inhabitants: 15,000
Artistic capital of the Maya world with unique sculptures and hieroglyphs.

5.🇲🇽 Yaxchilán (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000
Strategic river city known for carved lintels.

6.🇬🇹 Piedras Negras (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 12,000
Important commercial center with river access and inscriptions.

7.🇧🇿 Caracol (Belize)
Estimated inhabitants: 40,000
One of the largest cities, rival of Tikal during the Late Classic period.

8.🇬🇹 El Mirador (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 100,000 (Preclassic)
Cradle of Maya civilization, with some of the largest structures ever built.

9.🇲🇽 Bonampak (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 3,000
Famous for murals depicting battles and ceremonies.

10.🇲🇽 Uxmal (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 15,000
Peak of Puuc architecture with intricate stone mosaics.

11.🇲🇽 Chichén Itzá (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 30,000
Cosmopolitan city showing Toltec and Maya influences.

12.🇲🇽 Tulum (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 2,500
Important walled trading port of the Postclassic period.

13.🇬🇹 Quiriguá (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 2,000
Known for enormous carved stone stelae, surpassing Copán.

14.🇲🇽 Toniná (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 8,000
Famous for its labyrinthine acropolis and reliefs of captured rulers.

15.🇲🇽 Edzná (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000
Regional center with advanced water management systems.

16.🇬🇹 Nakbé (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000 (Preclassic)
One of the earliest Maya cities with monumental stone architecture.

17.🇲🇽 Cobá (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 25,000
Major city with the tallest pyramid in the Yucatán Peninsula and an extensive road network.

18.🇲🇽 Mayapán (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 12,000
Last great Maya capital before the arrival of the Spanish, fortified with walls.

🖇️ Sources: INAH / UNESCO / National Geographic / Cuenca Mirador Archaeological Project (2026 Quarter)

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Mayas: the 18 most impressive archaeological cities of the jungle

1.🇬🇹 Tikal (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 90,000
Largest city and major political center of the Classic Maya period.

2.🇲🇽 Calakmul (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 50,000
Historic rival of Tikal, known as the “Kingdom of the Serpent”.

3.🇲🇽 Palenque (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 20,000
Famous for refined architecture and the tomb of Pakal.

4.🇭🇳 Copán (Honduras)
Estimated inhabitants: 15,000
Artistic capital of the Maya world with unique sculptures and hieroglyphs.

5.🇲🇽 Yaxchilán (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000
Strategic river city known for carved lintels.

6.🇬🇹 Piedras Negras (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 12,000
Important commercial center with river access and inscriptions.

7.🇧🇿 Caracol (Belize)
Estimated inhabitants: 40,000
One of the largest cities, rival of Tikal during the Late Classic period.

8.🇬🇹 El Mirador (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 100,000 (Preclassic)
Cradle of Maya civilization, with some of the largest structures ever built.

9.🇲🇽 Bonampak (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 3,000
Famous for murals depicting battles and ceremonies.

10.🇲🇽 Uxmal (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 15,000
Peak of Puuc architecture with intricate stone mosaics.

11.🇲🇽 Chichén Itzá (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 30,000
Cosmopolitan city showing Toltec and Maya influences.

12.🇲🇽 Tulum (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 2,500
Important walled trading port of the Postclassic period.

13.🇬🇹 Quiriguá (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 2,000
Known for enormous carved stone stelae, surpassing Copán.

14.🇲🇽 Toniná (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 8,000
Famous for its labyrinthine acropolis and reliefs of captured rulers.

15.🇲🇽 Edzná (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000
Regional center with advanced water management systems.

16.🇬🇹 Nakbé (Guatemala)
Estimated inhabitants: 10,000 (Preclassic)
One of the earliest Maya cities with monumental stone architecture.

17.🇲🇽 Cobá (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 25,000
Major city with the tallest pyramid in the Yucatán Peninsula and an extensive road network.

18.🇲🇽 Mayapán (Mexico)
Estimated inhabitants: 12,000
Last great Maya capital before the arrival of the Spanish, fortified with walls.

🖇️ Sources: INAH / UNESCO / National Geographic / Cuenca Mirador Archaeological Project (2026 Quarter)

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Faces of the Ancient World: Masks Across 9,000 Years

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“todas las buenas novelas hablan de nosotros”

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Hola, me llamo Adolfo, soy un pequeño artista que vive en Zamora y hago ilustraciones como estas. Cuesta 0 euros hacer RT y la verdad es que me ayudaría mucho, gracias 🥺🥺🥺

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Día para recordar que “la Cooperación no es caridad, es justicia y que las personas cooperantes no son heroínas solitarias, son profesionales que merecen condiciones laborales, familiares y sociales dignas”.

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Desde la Asociacion Prof Cooperantes España les compartimos nuestro comunicado con el que queremos reconocer el trabajo de todas las personas cooperantes.
https://t.co/KbXQOhTsb3

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Desde la Asociacion Prof Cooperantes España les compartimos nuestro comunicado con el que queremos reconocer el trabajo de todas las personas cooperantes.
https://t.co/KbXQOhTsb3

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“…en aquel momento tuve por vez primera la intuición falaz de que el pasado no es un lugar estable sino cambiante, permanentemente alterado por el futuro, y de que por tanto nada de lo ya acontecido es irreversible”

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Tegucigalpa: ¡No contaban con mi astucia!

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Los “héroes”… “ser héroes” y “matar dragones” …o el dragón que tenemos asignado y que más pronto que tarde saldrá a nuestro encuentro…

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I once had a girl…Or should I say she once had me 🤔

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Lea compartimos nuestro comunicado oficial por el día de las personas cooperantes.

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El río Patuca a su paso x Ahuas #Muskitiahondureña

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“Sometimes fate is like a small sandstorm that keeps changing direction”

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@oscarlestrada Le echaremos de menos, que la tierra le sea leve!

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Tu verdad no, la Verdad; y ven conmigo a buscarla. La tuya, guárdatela." Antonio Machado.

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#NotATarget

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Población civil y Cooperantes no pueden ser un objetivo militar.
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