Del pacto de Punto Fijo al Pacto de la Habana

Durante el siglo XIX el fortalecimiento de los epicentros territoriales del Caribe permitió aumentar la oferta y la demanda por bienes y servicios, lo cual produjo la necesidad de mayores vínculos internos y externos. Con ello, se estimuló el aumento y mejoramiento de las vías de comunicación y, por lo tanto, la difusión de conocimientos y técnicas modernas. La vinculación de territorios mediante las comunicaciones permitió crear redes articuladas regionales que, a su vez, se articularon con otras redes nacionales e internacionales. La región Caribe colombiana se formó con el paso...

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The history of Patagonia is a dramatic account of exploration, endurance, su_ering and survival, full of extraordinary characters and amazing natural settings. Covering three centuries since the Renaissance, the stories grip the imagination and invite you to explore this great virgin territory. Venice _ourished through the silk and spice routes maintaining a trade monopoly. An amazing discovery made history in 1520, the Strait of Magellan in Patagonia opened the new Southern route to the Indies and the circumnavigation around the world. The trade hegemony over the Indies was fractured, thus...

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