The Center for Global Justice
Research/Learning for a Better World & Empowering a Solidarity Economy

Progressive San Miguel?

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Speakers from Caminos de Agua, TOSMA, the popular Saturday Organic Farmers Market, and Tiangus Multitrueque, an organization linking producers in a lateral work exchange, a new form of multipoint barter.

When
Jul 13th, 2016 11:00 am
Location
Sala Quetzal
La Biblioteca Publica, Rejoj 50A, Centro
San Miguel de Allende, GUA 37700
Mexico
Events
Blurb Talk
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Speakers A panel with Yolanda Millan, Gabriela Osorio & Dylan Terrell
Fee 60 Pesos
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