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Our land, woods, and water (in Spanish) Link to video file

Authors: Reano, Agustín; Peirone, María Ailin; Giambroni, Ulises; Batiston, Victoria;

Our land, woods, and water (in Spanish) Link to video file

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Watch the video at https://youtu.be/opCLZ8pSbug. Special Mention, 2020 WATERLAT-GOBACIT Short-video Competition (https://waterlat.org/es/concurso-de-cortometrajes-3/concurso-2020/). El documental finaliza con respuestas a la pregunta de ¿por qué es importante el agua? En este sentido, y con la problemática concreta del acceso y calidad del agua de comunidades del noroeste de la provincia de Córdoba, Argentina, estudiantes y docentes de la Universidad Nacional de Villa María, en articulación con el Movimiento Campesino de Córdoba, han llevado adelante acciones para relevar la calidad de pozos existentes para extracción de agua e intentar planificar y resolver otros problemas de acceso a familias campesinas. En este contexto, se recabó audiovisualmente algunas de las problemáticas y experiencias de las familias campesinas en el territorio que habitan y, paralelamente, se mostró concretamente el trabajo de las y los estudiantes y docentes en el relevamiento de la información y aportes técnicos a problemáticas puntuales de la sociedad. La articulación universidad-movimientos sociales-sociedad es algo que nos parece interesante recalcar por la convicción grupal de que la ciencia, los conocimientos y las universidades tienen que estar orientadas para acompañar y producir mejorías en las realidades sociales.

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water conflicts, Cordoba, Argentina, water politics

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