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Owning your time, owning yourself
Two people, living at both ends of the island of Muisne in Ecuador, have a lot in common: they are friends since childhood, after school, each sought life in different places, and, recently, they came together again in their place of origin for no small feat: to take ownership of their lives, their time and their life projects. Both decided to live in harmony with nature, with the mangrove. The invitation by Yor Fletcher, mentor of the Basic Income pilot project, implemented by the Network of Seed Guardians, has given Gino and Fabio an opportunity to move faster in their transitions towards a peaceful life, based on ecosystem regeneration and food sovereignty.
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