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PALO MONTE MAYOMBE LA NFINDA Y LA CONCEPCIÓN DEL SER Y DEL CONOCIMIENTO. En el Palo Monte Mayombe los nganguleros establecen grupos clasificatorios en los que agru­pan a todos los seres que existen en la “Nfinda” o naturaleza estos son: Los seres “ambaro” son aquellos que son inteligentes al poseer la fuerza “ntu” o inteligencia; y son: “Nsambia” (Dios) los “mpungu” o santos congos, los “nfuiri ntoto” o espíritus difuntos y los “bantú” o seres humanos. Los seres “matui” son aquellos que pertenecen al mundo animal, vegetal y mineral; todos ellos carentes de...

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¿Por qué sigue creciendo, día a día, la distancia que separa a los países ricos de los pobres? Erik S. Reinert, profesor de la Universidad Tecnológica de Tallin, revisa la historia del crecimiento económico del mundo desarrollado para demostrarnos que las reglas que hicieron posible su progreso son contradictorias con las que las organizaciones que controlan la economía mundial, incluyendo las que ofrecen ayuda para el desarrollo, imponen hoy a las naciones pobres. Con un lenguaje claro, pensado para facilitar al lector medio la plena comprensión de sus argumentos, Reinert desmonta...

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