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El 15M – ya sea diagnóstico, proceso, movimiento, colectivo o revolución – es uno de los acontecimientos más importantes ocurridos en España desde el estallido de la guerra civil, allá por 1936. No sólo eso: es el proceso que desencadenó verdaderamente la global revolution. Su conjunto de métodos, herramientas digitales, protocolos de actuación, imaginarios y contenido están influyendo al mundo muchísimo más de lo que la mayoría de personas sospechan.
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May 12, 2012 3:55 PM
Last month Gary Toth spoke at the Complete Streets Forum in Toronto about the symbiotic relationship between the Complete Streets and Placemaking movements. Early on in the talk, posted above in full, Gary points out that a complete street makes travel “safe, comfortable, and convenient” for all modes–but that doesn’t necessarily mean that it overtly provides for each one in its own area. Complete streets can often include flexible or mixed-mode areas (Salt Lake City’s green lanes are a great example), but the focus should be on creating a street that is welcoming to everyone, no matter the mode of travel. Via Lauren Moss Delete the scoop?
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