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Publicación Acceso abierto Riosucio, rastros de la fiebre del oro(Universidad Católica de Pereira, 2015-06-10) Suta Gaspar, Luis Miguel; Bermúdez Calle, Daniela; Salazar Pinzón, SigrithRiosucio, rastros de la fiebre del oro, es un documental que muestra las secuelas económicas, sociales y culturales que dejó en este municipio caldense la explotación minera del siglo XVIII al XIX, cuando conquistadores europeos llegaron a estas tierras para extraer el oro. Esclavos procedentes del África, indígenas pobladores de las tierras y los “Místeres” como eran llamados los españoles y alemanes que llegaron a Riosucio, formaron un núcleo social que dio origen a una construcción de manifestaciones socio-culturales que han dado forma a la identidad riosuceña.\ Abstract: Riosucio, rastros de la fiebre del oro, is a documentary that shows the economic, social and cultural consequences that left the gold mine exploitation on the eighteenth and nineteenth century in Caldas(Municipality) , when European conquerors came to this land to extract it. Slaves from Africa, indigenous habitants of the land and "Místeres" (as were called the Spaniards and Germans that arrived in Riosucio), formed a social nucleus that led to construction of socio-cultural events that have shaped Riosucio identity .Publicación Sólo datos Voces de lucha por la paz(Universidad Católica de Pereira, 2015-01-21) Taborda Acevedo, Juan ManuelTo Colombia it’s mainly important to end the armed conflict that for decades has marked the lives of thousands of people. To achieve through dialogue is a big opportunity to society to stablish a sustainable and lasting peace. Reach agreements between the government and the different armed factors, will provide the guarantees that democracy and the Social State of Right hasn’t fulfilled until now. But the construction of a peace process, fair and equitable, can’t lie just on the agreements that the different armed factors sign in the Habana. Equally whole Colombian civil society must commit with the positive change of the country. The route will be possible if Colombia listens to the life stories of the victims of the conflict, their history, their suffering and anxieties; but above all, their desire to succeed. The victims are who have a key role in the peace construction.