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Cuetzalan is a magical town residing high in the Sierra Madre and located in the state of Puebla, just a few hours from Mexico City. This town almost untouched by the modern world, is steadily moving toward sustanability and autonomy.
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Cuetzalan is a magical town residing high in the Sierra Madre and located in the state of Puebla, just a few hours from Mexico City. This town almost untouched by the modern world, is steadily moving toward sustanability and autonomy.

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CUETZALAN, PUEBLA. MEXICO. Cuetzalan is a magical village, almost untouched by the modern world, that is steadily moving towards sustainability and autonomy. It is located in the state of Puebla (183 km), just a few hours from Mexico City (300 km), in a cloud forest.

WHAT IS A COOPERATIVE? A cooperative is an autonomous association of people that organize voluntarily to satisfy and improve their economic, social and cultural common needs, through a business that is owned as a group and that is controlled democratically, every partner could be the director at some point.

BEHIND A CUP OF COFFEE Behind a cup of Tosepan's Coffee are the efforts of indigenous farmers, that are members of The Tosepan Titataniske Cooperative, in the northern mountainous region of Puebla, Mexico.   

WHAT IS PERMACULTURE? Permaculture is an approach to designing human settlements and agricultural systems that mimic the relationships found in natural ecologies. 
TOSEPAN TITATANISKE COOPERATIVE The story of the success of an Indigenous Mexican Community, achieving economic freedom through non-violence and sustainability.
A SUSTAINABLE AND SAFE MEXICO. We would like to share with our friends, clients, and conscious travelers, that Mexico that is a safe, creative and fun country.

COVOLV: A SUSTAINABLE WORLD is a documentary series exploring sustainability at it's finest

 

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COVOLV: CUETZALAN

DateThursday, September 29, 2011 at 04:10AM

COVOLV: CUETZALAN
Cuetzalan is a magical town residing high in the Sierra Madre and located in the state of Puebla, just a few hours from Mexico City. This town almost untouched by the modern world, is steadily moving toward sustainability and autonomy.



Produced by Ryan Yoshimoto and Gabriela Rocha-Caballero
Directed by Ryan Yoshimoto
Music: "Amorrrr" Yoshimoto
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COVOLV: CUETZALAN

Cuetzalan is a magical town residing high in the Sierra Madre and located in the state of Puebla, just a few hours from Mexico City. This town almost untouched by the modern world, is steadily moving toward sustainability and autonomy.

 

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Keytopics: Economic Freedom, Sustainable Design, Policy effects, Sustainable Community Development, Ethno-Cultural Preservation, Indigenous Rural Sustainability, Eco-tourism, Geotourism, Micro Banking, Organic Farming, Cooperatives and Fair-Trade. 

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We are continually seeking for the best in sustainable choices and new partner's in the constant development and evolution of this series.

For inquiries to be a part of A SUSTAINABLE WORLD and A SUSTAINABLE MEXICO series contact us: 

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Cuetzalan, Acknowledgements:

  • Tosepan Titataniske Cooperative. Culture and Education Co-op. Cuetzalan, Mexico. Mexico.

  • Tosepan Kali Resort and Alternative Tourism Co-op

  • Kaltaixpetaniloyan Women Co-op

  • Tosepan Organic Coffee

  • Larry Santoyo's Permaculure Certificate Course and Retreat Cuetzalan


 

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