Writing, legal research and commitment to places. An independent platform connecting culture, environmental knowledge and international cooperation.
A reading from Claveles para un entierro cualquiera at the municipal library anniversary.
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Mauricio Andrés Pabón Lozano is a Colombian writer and lawyer based in Arrasate, Gipuzkoa. His work explores historical memory, human displacement, Haiti and the challenges of environmental justice.
He lived in Venezuela for 12 years and in Haiti for 2 years, 5 months and 14 days. These experiences are part of his personal and intellectual journey.
A chronology of personal encounters connecting literature, scholarship and Latin American political history. Locations and years are supplied by the author; public professional backgrounds are independently referenced.
Documentary photograph from the fourth Haiti International Book Fair (FILHA). The author also reports an earlier meeting with the writer in Caracas.
Crop of the photograph appearing in a screenshot supplied by the author. No generative alterations.
Writer, economist and scholar of the archive and thought of her father, Jorge Eliécer Gaitán. The author reports meeting her in Caracas in 2007.
At a National System of Regional Printing Houses discussion in the Clarice Lispector Room, Mauricio Pabón Lozano and Leonardo Delgado spoke about creating Claveles para un entierro cualquiera and Vástago ebrio, issued in February 2014 through El Perro y la Rana (Miranda). Editor Isaac Morales Fernández also took part. A joint community book presentation followed on 30 March in Ciudad Lozada, Santa Teresa del Tuy.
Mexican researcher associated with the National School of Anthropology and History (ENAH), known for studies of history, anthropology of religions and liberation theology. The author dates their encounter in Mexico to 2024 and recalls his hospitality in the preface to the second edition of Claveles para un entierro cualquiera.
Archive note: the meeting dates and places come from the author. The linked references establish public professional biographies, not attendance at a shared event. No formal collaboration or institutional endorsement is implied. Photographs will be associated only after provenance is confirmed.
The contemporary archive dates the FILVEN discussion to 15 March 2014 and the Ciudad Lozada book presentation to 30 March. The later 2025 preface also references FILVEN 2015; this chronological distinction is retained for further verification.
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An academic focus on the legal protection of people displaced by climate change and its implications for international law.
Free access to two authorized PDF editions hosted by the Jorge Adolfo Freytter Romero Association. No purchase or donation required.
Stories about memory, violence, humanity and the unexplained.
ISBN 978-84-09-79068-5
A narrative connecting displacement, vulnerability and responsibilities in the climate crisis.
ISBN 978-84-09-78944-3
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A further historical work appears in a 2017 interview: “El coronel está libre”. Current availability is unverified.
An initial selection of articles, literary pieces and interviews linked to their original publishers.
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Explore countries, original photographs and documented encounters. Each destination links identified photographs, recorded dates and related research themes from the author’s archive.
Photographs and identifications supplied by the author. Personal encounters do not imply institutional endorsement. Markers are schematic, not precise geographic coordinates.
Author-provided photographs: Haiti, Brazil, Spain, cultural events, travel and portraits. Photos featuring minors are excluded.
Fotografías del archivo del autor. Las referencias a terceros no suponen patrocinios ni acreditaciones institucionales. Las fotografías con menores se mantienen fuera de esta galería.
Identity, belonging and a connection to Colombia: a personal reflection that prompted a wide conversation on Facebook.
This 2020 video returns as part of the author’s archive: an invitation to hear it in full, consider its ideas and discuss them respectfully.
¡Viva Colombia y su gente!
Books, research, interviews and encounters to keep exchanging ideas.
An editorial home for documentaries, interviews, reports, talks and audiovisual narratives.
The YouTube channel is now linked. The direct episode link will be added once its public address is confirmed.
Coming next: interviews, documentary films and new cultural productions.
Three potential partnerships to turn environmental research and learning into measurable projects. These are proposals, not funded or completed initiatives.
Environmental education, climate vulnerability and locally led community resilience.
Proposal in developmentEducational programmes, comparative legal research and academic partnerships.
Proposal in developmentEnvironmental education in Cesar, La Guajira and Magdalena.
Proposal in developmentThe author prepares each project budget and proposal. Following a signed agreement, an independent partner association receives and manages project funds in its own account. No personal donations or bank details are requested.
On writing, exile, Colombia and Haiti.
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Arrasate–Mondragón, Gipuzkoa
País Vasco, España
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