Kitu Kara The people whose ancient capital was Kitu (Quito ) capital of Ecuador, were those who organized this important international event, which were participants indigenous delegations of Bolivia, Peru, Colombia and Ecuador, countries of the Andean Community of Nations (CAN).
CAN through the Indigenous Advisory Council, support the implementation this event, the current president of the Council is Andrés Barahona Andrango Kitu Village of Kara. Many brothers joined forces for this event to reach the desired objectives among which we mention Patricio Barriga Puente, who serves as moderator of the meeting and his brother Enrique Tasiguano Muzo a tireless pioneer educator in non-formal education in the host country Kitu Kara Kichwa essence and the young leader Sacancela Blanquita Kitu president of the village of Kara.
This important event took place in the city of Quito, 27 and 28 March this year, with the participation of indigenous organizations and several exhibitors among which we mention the yachak Jaime Pilatuña, Tomas Huanacu, Virginio Sandy, Nancy Ledesma and many other Ecuadorean brothers. The main theme of this event was the development of the proposed non-formal education for indigenous peoples of the Andean Community. The contribution of the speakers was instrumental also made the experience of their countries.
were organized several workshops with the participation of exhibitors, which was essential to reach conclusions that will mark the guidelines for non-formal education in the XXI century. The experience of more than two decades of Tasiguano in this process was crucial to the success of this event.
organization This event was very well done and coordinated, there was even a cultural night, which showed a display of our culture, music and dances of Abya-Yala, full of color, as seen in the images.
is important to hold such international events, its importance is because we are Indians themselves actors that we draw our guidance from our destination, with a view towards the XXI century.
People ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ Jallalla Kitu Kara !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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