Speakers

Marcelo Salame
Ecuador

Scientist, entrepreneur, and international reference in applied biodiversity, driving new regenerative models based on natural capital. His work integrates science, innovation, and ancestral knowledge to turn biodiversity into an engine for sustainable development. He has led initiatives connecting conservation with bioeconomy and productive transformation. His vision positions nature as a strategic advantage for the future. He combines systemic thinking with applied solutions to scale impact. At BioSummit he will bring a transformative perspective on regeneration and nature-based innovation.
Marcelo Salame Scientist, CEO of PLACIS, President of BioSummit and ASOCARBONO.
Juan Carlos Vega
Ecuador

Current Minister of Agriculture and Livestock of Ecuador and former Minister of Economy and Finance, with a career linked to public policy, economic management, and productive development. His experience connects macroeconomic strategies with strengthening the agricultural sector and rural competitiveness. He has promoted initiatives focused on innovation, sustainability, and resilience for food systems. His approach integrates agriculture, investment, and productive transformation from a long-term strategic vision. He brings a key perspective on bioeconomy, food security, and policies for regenerative development. At BioSummit he will share visions on the role of agriculture as a driver of a new nature-based economy.
Juan Carlos Vega Minister of Agriculture of Ecuador and former Minister of Economy.
Alberto Dahik
Ecuador

Economist and former Vice President of Ecuador, recognized as one of the most influential voices in economic analysis and public policy in the region. His career has been marked by contributions to debates on development, structural reforms, and competitiveness. He has contributed through economic thinking to discussions on fiscal sustainability, productivity, and economic futures. His approach connects public policy, markets, and development from a strategic and long-term perspective. He brings a key perspective on economics, governance, and challenges for more resilient productive models. At BioSummit he will share reflections on economic development and opportunities for a sustainable transition.
Alberto Dahik Former Vice President of Ecuador.
Patrick Van Damme
Belgium

Professor of tropical agronomy and international reference in tropical agriculture, applied botany, and sustainable productive systems. His academic and scientific career has contributed to developing solutions for biodiversity, food security, and sustainable use of natural resources. He has promoted applied research connecting scientific knowledge with innovation for productive territories. His approach integrates agroecology, resilience, and transformation of agricultural systems from a global vision. He brings a key perspective on regenerative agriculture and the role of science in the bioeconomy. At BioSummit he will share visions on sustainable production, biodiversity, and innovation for the agrifood future.
Patrick Van Damme Czech University of Life Sciences Prague
Alex Saer
Colombia

Environmental executive and CEO of CERCARBONO, with a career focused on climate certification, environmental integrity, and carbon market development. His work drives mechanisms that strengthen nature-based solutions and climate financing to the highest standards. He has promoted innovative approaches connecting conservation, decarbonization, and sustainable development. His vision integrates regulation, transparency, and innovation to accelerate robust climate markets. He brings a strategic perspective on carbon, biodiversity, and financing for the regenerative transition. At BioSummit he will share visions on the role of carbon markets in the new climate economy.
Alex Saer CEO of CERCARBONO
Tarsicio Granizo
Ecuador

Biologist, former Minister of the Environment of Ecuador, and current Director of WWF Ecuador, recognized as a reference in conservation and environmental policy. His career connects science, public management, and leadership in protecting strategic ecosystems. He has promoted initiatives focused on biodiversity, environmental governance, and nature-based solutions. His approach integrates conservation, public policies, and sustainable development from a strategic vision. He brings a key perspective on biodiversity and the transition toward regenerative models.
Tarsicio Granizo Director of WWF Ecuador and former Minister of the Environment
Gabriel Quijandría
Peru

Environmental manager and former Minister of the Environment of Peru, recognized as a regional reference in biodiversity, governance, and environmental financing. His career connects public policy, conservation, and innovation to drive solutions with territorial impact. He has promoted initiatives aimed at strengthening ecosystem management, natural capital, and the sustainable transition. His approach integrates governance, investment, and nature-based solutions from a strategic vision. He brings a key perspective on biodiversity and financing for regenerative development models. At BioSummit he will share visions on environmental leadership and opportunities to accelerate sustainable transformation.
Gabriel Quijandría Former Minister of the Environment of Peru
Robert Fink
Spain

Lawyer and specialist in sustainable finance, recognized for leading innovation and sustainable finance initiatives at the Institute of Stock Exchange Studies (IEB). His career bridges financial regulation, sustainability, and business transformation through a strategic and global perspective. He has promoted training programs and discussions on sustainable investment, green bonds, and the transition toward regenerative economies. He has also worked to strengthen collaboration between the financial sector, innovation, and sustainability policies across Spain and Latin America. His approach integrates markets, governance, and sustainability as key drivers of economic transformation.
Jesús Mardomingo Managing Partner of the Banking and Financial Department at Dentons and Andersen – Forbes.
Robert Fink
Chile

Economist, academic, and former Minister of Energy of Chile, recognized for his extensive experience in public policy, natural resources, and sustainable development. His work has focused on energy transition, regulation, strategic planning, and the transformation of energy systems across Latin America. He has led initiatives within the public sector, academia, and specialized organizations, promoting solutions for a low-carbon economy. His approach integrates energy, sustainability, and innovation from a long-term strategic perspective. He provides valuable insights into energy transition, resilience, and sustainable economic development.
Claudio Huepe Minoletti Former Minister of Energy of Chile
Robert Fink
United States

Renowned marine scientist, researcher, and educator with nearly five decades of experience dedicated to the study of aquatic ecosystems and environmental sustainability. As the founding director of Jacksonville University’s Marine Science Research Institute, he has led research on biodiversity, water quality, marine conservation, and the human impact on coastal ecosystems. His work has significantly advanced knowledge of the St. Johns River and contributed to the protection of marine species, including manatees and ocean wildlife. He has also played an active role in environmental education, science communication, and community leadership, serving with organizations such as the Jacksonville Symphony. His approach combines research, conservation, and the development of future generations of scientists.
A. Quinton White Marine Biologist and Founder of the Marine Science Research Institute
Richard Parsons
Ecuador

Environmentalist, diplomat, and former Minister of the Environment of Ecuador, recognized for her career in environmental policy and international cooperation. Her work has been linked to biodiversity, sustainability, and diplomatic representation on strategic issues for the country. She has promoted initiatives related to conservation, governance, and international coordination for sustainable development. Her approach integrates public policy, international relations, and environmental management from a strategic vision.
Ana Albán Former Minister of the Environment of Ecuador
Ramón Espinel
Ecuador

Agricultural engineer, academic, and former Minister of Agriculture, with an extensive career in rural development, production, and agricultural economics. His experience integrates public policies, research, and management to strengthen sustainable agro-productive systems. He has promoted initiatives focused on innovation, food security, and competitiveness in the rural sector. His approach connects agriculture, territory, and development from a strategic and regenerative vision. He brings a key perspective on productive transformation and the role of agriculture in the bioeconomy. At BioSummit he will share visions on rural development, sustainability, and innovation for the agrifood future.
Ramón Espinel Former Minister of Agriculture
Mariana Sarmiento
Colombia

Biodiversity and nature-based solutions specialist, linked to the development of innovative instruments for conservation and restoration. Her career integrates science, nature finance, and mechanism design that promotes regeneration at scale. She has driven initiatives connecting natural capital, environmental markets, and sustainable development. Her approach combines innovation, conservation, and territorial transformation from a strategic vision. She brings a key perspective on regenerative solutions and new opportunities for the bioeconomy. At BioSummit she will share visions on restoration, biodiversity, and innovation for sustainable productive systems.
Mariana Sarmiento CEO of Terrasos
María Ángeles Huerta
Spain

Academic and researcher linked to applied research and sustainability, with a career in knowledge generation to address environmental and productive challenges. Her work connects science, innovation, and solutions oriented toward more resilient and sustainable systems. She has contributed to applied research initiatives related to development, technology, and sustainability. Her approach integrates academic rigor with strategic vision to drive transformation through knowledge. She brings a key perspective on the role of research in the bioeconomy and regenerative innovation. At BioSummit she will share visions on applied science and sustainability for the future.
María Ángeles Huerta Academic and researcher linked to regenerative agriculture
Pilar Cornejo
Ecuador

Oceanographer, academic, and former National Secretary of Risk Management, with a distinguished career in climate, resilience, and risk management. Her work has contributed to the analysis of environmental threats and the development of strategies for adaptation and sustainability. She has promoted initiatives connecting science, territorial management, and preparedness for climate challenges. Her approach integrates technical knowledge, public policies, and resilience from a strategic vision. She brings a key perspective on climate change, risk management, and sustainable transformation.
Pilar Cornejo Former National Secretary of Risk Management - ESPOL
Richard Parsons
Ecuador

Ecuadorian oceanographer, marine biologist, and researcher recognized for her work on climate change, ocean acidification, and marine ecosystems. She has led scientific research in Antarctica and expeditions focused on environmental impact on marine biodiversity. Her career connects ocean science, scientific diplomacy, and conservation from an interdisciplinary vision. She is a reference in applied research on climate resilience and marine ecosystem health.
Patricia Castillo Briceño Member of the Antarctica Expedition.
Ane Alencar
United States / Brazil

Amazonian scientist and international reference on deforestation, forest fires, and climate change, with a career focused on applied research for conservation. Her work connects science, territorial monitoring, and solutions for the resilience of Amazonian ecosystems. She has driven key studies on land use, carbon, and climate risks in the region. Her approach integrates biodiversity, science, and policies to address complex socio-environmental challenges. She brings a key perspective on the Amazon, climate, and strategies for territorial regeneration.
Ane Alencar Science Director of IPAM Institute
Richard Parsons
Ecuador

Ecuadorian entrepreneur and co-founder of Paccari, a brand internationally recognized for its focus on organic chocolate, fair trade, and sustainable innovation. His career connects biodiversity, regenerative agriculture, and value-added production to position Ecuadorian products in global markets. He has promoted responsible production models integrating sustainability, social impact, and conservation. His approach combines entrepreneurship, bioeconomy, and productive chain transformation from an ethical and regenerative vision. He brings a key perspective on agro-industrial innovation and sustainable development based on biodiversity.
Santiago Peralta Founder and CEO of Paccari
Richard Parsons
Sierra Leone

Environmental leader and Executive Director of Coastal Communities for Mangrove Protection in Sierra Leone, focused on coastal conservation and community resilience. His work connects mangrove restoration, climate action, and strengthening vulnerable communities. He has promoted initiatives aimed at protecting coastal ecosystems and nature-based solutions for climate adaptation. His approach integrates conservation, community development, and sustainability from a territorial vision. He brings a key perspective on marine ecosystems and the role of communities in environmental regeneration.
Idriss Duramany Kromah Sierra Leone | Director, Coastal Communities for Mangrove Protection
Carlos Mantilla
Ecuador

General Manager of El Ordeño and business reference in agro-industrial innovation, sustainability, and productive transformation. His career connects business development, value-added production, and solutions to strengthen sustainable agrifood chains. He has promoted initiatives focused on innovation, competitiveness, and positive-impact production. His approach integrates business, sustainability, and bioeconomy from a strategic vision. He brings a key perspective on agro-industry and new opportunities for regenerative productive systems. At BioSummit he will share visions on innovation, production, and the future of the agrifood sector.
Juan Pablo Grijalva Founder and General Manager of El Ordeño
Jacobo Carrizales
Colombia

Consultant in biodiversity and environmental markets, specialized in standards, climate integrity, and nature-based solutions. His career connects certification, climate financing, and innovation to strengthen mechanisms for environmental impact. He has worked on initiatives focused on carbon, biodiversity, and the development of instruments for robust environmental markets. His approach integrates technical rigor, transparency, and innovation to accelerate regenerative solutions. He brings a strategic perspective on climate integrity and opportunities for the bioeconomy.
Jacobo Carrizales Consultant in biodiversity and ecosystem markets
Tuntiak Katan
Ecuador

Amazonian indigenous leader and international reference in conservation, territory, and the rights of indigenous peoples. His career has promoted a vision where biodiversity, ancestral knowledge, and territorial governance are pillars of the future. He has championed initiatives to strengthen nature-based solutions from indigenous communities. His approach connects leadership, culture, and regeneration from a deeply territorial perspective. He brings a key perspective on bioeconomy, conservation, and ancestral wisdom for the sustainable transition.
Tuntiak Katan Director of IKIAM
Cecilia Paredes
Ecuador

Scientist and engineer, rector of ESPOL and reference in university leadership, innovation, and applied research. Her career has driven the articulation between academia, science, and technological development to address contemporary challenges. She has promoted innovation ecosystems focused on sustainability, talent development, and knowledge transfer. Her approach connects higher education, applied research, and solutions for productive development. She brings a strategic vision on the role of academia in the bioeconomy and sustainable transformation. At BioSummit she will share perspectives on innovation, knowledge, and leadership for the future.
Cecilia Paredes Rector of ESPOL
Diana Rauschwerger
Colombia

Biologist and agricultural engineer with a career in biodiversity, territory, and applied sustainability, linked to designing solutions for conservation and productive development. Her experience integrates environmental management, public policies, and instruments for territorial transformation. She has contributed to initiatives focused on restoration, governance, and sustainable productive systems. Her approach connects science, innovation, and development from a strategic vision. She brings a key perspective on biodiversity and regenerative solutions for the territory.
Diana Rauschwerger Biologist and agricultural engineer, biodiversity expert - Min. Env. Colombia - Placis
César Ruperti
Brazil

CEO of AquaVerde, linked to developing solutions related to water, aquaculture, and applied production from an innovative and sustainable vision. His career connects technology, water resources, and productive systems oriented toward regeneration. He has promoted initiatives to strengthen integrated solutions between production, biodiversity, and sustainability. His approach combines innovation, efficiency, and productive transformation from a strategic perspective. He brings a key vision on water, bioeconomy, and new opportunities for regenerative systems.
César Ruperti CEO of AquaVerde - Marine Biologist
Pablo Guerrero
Ecuador

Biologist and marine conservation specialist, focused on coastal ecosystems, fisheries, and marine biodiversity. His work connects science, management, and solutions to strengthen the resilience of oceans and coastal territories. He has promoted initiatives focused on sustainable marine resource management and applied conservation. His approach integrates biodiversity, communities, and sustainability from a strategic vision. He brings a key perspective on oceans and nature-based solutions for the blue future.
Pablo Guerrero Biologist and marine conservation specialist - WWF
Richard Parsons
United States

Physician, technologist, and entrepreneur focused on climate innovation, biodiversity, and regenerative markets, recognized as founder and CEO of Savimbo. Her work connects indigenous communities, technology, and environmental financing to develop fair carbon, biodiversity, and water credits. She has promoted innovative models focused on conservation, restoration, and economic strengthening of Amazonian territories. Her approach integrates technology, rights of nature, and solutions based on ancestral knowledge from a disruptive and systemic vision. She brings a key perspective on bioeconomy, environmental markets, and innovation for global conservation.
Drea Burbank Founder and CEO | Savimbo
Borniface Magara Asola
Kenya

Kenyan business development and resource mobilization specialist, linked to institutional coordination initiatives and impact scaling. His career connects innovation, financing, and partnership building for sustainable development. He has promoted strategies focused on entrepreneurship, cooperation, and regenerative growth models. His approach integrates economic development, sustainability, and innovation from a strategic vision. He brings a key perspective on institutional scaling and opportunities for the bioeconomy.
Borniface Magara Asola Kenya | Business Development and Resource Mobilization Specialist
César Ruperti
Ecuador

Lawyer, entrepreneur, and reference in Ecuador's productive sector, recognized for his career in guild leadership, industrial development, and diplomatic representation. He served as Executive President of the Chamber of Industries and Production (CIP) and led the National Federation of Chambers of Industries of Ecuador. His work has driven initiatives related to competitiveness, sustainability, business integrity, and private sector strengthening. He also served as Ecuador's Ambassador to the United States, promoting bilateral cooperation, trade, and investment. His approach connects economic development, innovation, and sustainability from a long-term strategic vision.
Pablo Zambrano Former Ambassador of Ecuador to the United States
Ryan Lynch
United States

Tropical ecologist and conservationist focused on forest and biodiversity protection, with extensive experience in applied conservation. His work connects restoration, ecosystem protection, and solutions for territorial resilience. He has driven initiatives focused on strategic conservation and regeneration of critical landscapes. His approach integrates science, territory, and action to strengthen nature-based solutions. He brings a key perspective on forests and conservation for the regenerative future. At BioSummit he will share visions on biodiversity and ecosystem restoration.
Ryan Lynch Biologist, tropical ecologist and conservationist
Richard Parsons
Ecuador

Sustainability and environmental management specialist with an extensive career in green financing and sustainable development policies in Latin America. His work at CAF has driven initiatives related to sustainable finance, climate adaptation, and strengthening environmental standards. He has led programs focused on environmental and social management for financial institutions in the region. His approach connects biodiversity, investment, and the transition toward regenerative economies.
Mauricio Velásquez Senior Executive at CAF - Development Bank of Latin America
Robert Fink
Ecuador

Specialist in energy, sustainability, and international cooperation, recognized as the first woman to lead Ecuador’s Ministry of Energy and Mines. Her career bridges public policy, energy transition, and innovation for sustainable development. She has worked with international organizations and initiatives related to renewable energy, green hydrogen, and regional energy integration. Her approach combines sustainability, governance, and the transformation of energy systems through a strategic lens. She brings key insights into energy transition, innovation, and the challenges shaping the future of energy resources.
Andrea Arrobo Former Minister of Energy and Mines of Ecuador
Estefanía Arias
Ecuador

Environmental economist focused on forests, biodiversity, and environmental cooperation, with a career in sustainable development solutions. Her work connects economics, conservation, and instruments to strengthen natural capital management. She has participated in initiatives related to environmental financing, governance, and territorial sustainability. Her approach integrates economic analysis and nature-based solutions from a strategic vision. She brings a key perspective on biodiversity and economics for the regenerative transition.
Estefanía Arias Biologist and former Director of Forests at MAATE - WWF
Ashwin Pawade
India

Agritech entrepreneur focused on agricultural innovation, climate resilience, and reduction of post-harvest losses through technological solutions. His career connects technology, agriculture, and sustainability to strengthen more efficient food systems. He has driven innovations promoting value-added production, food security, and productive transformation. His approach integrates entrepreneurship, impact, and applied innovation for agriculture. He brings a key perspective on technology and innovation for the agricultural bioeconomy.
Ashwin Pawade Co-founder of S4S Technologies
Trent Blare
United States

Agricultural economist and analyst recognized for his work in markets, productive systems, and tropical agriculture. His career connects applied research, economics, and solutions to strengthen agrifood resilience. He has promoted studies and initiatives on value chains, innovation, and rural development. His approach integrates economic analysis and sustainability from a strategic vision. He brings a key perspective on agriculture, markets, and productive transformation.
Trent Blare Country Manager at CIP and expert in regenerative production
Umar Muhammad
United Kingdom

Researcher in regenerative production and food resilience, focused on agriculture, climate, and transformation of food systems. His work connects science, sustainability, and innovation to strengthen resilient productive models. He has contributed to initiatives related to food security and regenerative solutions for agriculture. His approach integrates applied research with systemic vision to address climate challenges. He brings a key perspective on regenerative agriculture and territorial resilience.
Umar Muhammad Researcher in regenerative production - University of Greenwich
Martha Cruz
Colombia

Professional linked to the water sector, focused on water management and urban sustainability from an integrated vision of water resources. Her career connects innovation, planning, and solutions for resilience in water systems. She has promoted initiatives related to sustainable management, infrastructure, and water security. Her approach integrates territory, sustainability, and transformation from a strategic perspective. She brings a key perspective on water as an axis of regenerative development.
Martha Cruz Professional linked to the water sector, focused on water resource management
Lisa Hammond
United States

University professor and specialist in regenerative production and applied strategy, linked to biomimicry and sustainable project management. Her career connects innovation, nature-inspired design, and transformation of productive systems. She has promoted approaches integrating science, creativity, and regenerative solutions for various sectors. Her approach combines systemic thinking, sustainability, and applied innovation. She brings a key perspective on biomimicry and new opportunities for the bioeconomy.
Lisa Hammond Regenerative production specialist - USF
María Inés Rivadeneira
Ecuador

Sociologist and researcher focused on governance, human rights, and political ecology, with a career in sustainability and territorial transformation. Her work connects biodiversity, communities, and socio-environmental justice from an interdisciplinary vision. She has promoted initiatives related to governance and solutions for resilient territories. Her approach integrates social research, sustainability, and public policies. She brings a key perspective on rights, territory, and the regenerative transition.
María Inés Rivadeneira Sociologist and researcher in human rights and political ecology - WWF Ecuador
Joseph Niyomukiza
Rwanda

Entrepreneur and founder focused on investment in agritech, clean energy, circular economy, and data-based solutions to generate quality employment. His work drives initiatives aimed at strengthening food systems, combating malnutrition, and reducing post-harvest losses. He has promoted innovation with impact on youth, entrepreneurship, and productive resilience. His approach integrates investment, technology, and sustainable development from a strategic vision. He brings a key perspective on inclusive innovation and opportunities for the bioeconomy. At BioSummit he will share visions on entrepreneurship and innovation for the food systems of the future.
Joseph Niyomukiza Rwanda | Impact Ventures in Agritech and Clean Energy - World Food Forum
Carlos Mantilla
Ecuador

Director and editor at Forbes Ecuador, linked to the analysis of business, innovation, and trends transforming markets and business leadership. His career connects strategic communication, economics, and innovation with a forward-looking vision. He has driven conversations on entrepreneurship, sustainability, and new development opportunities. His approach integrates economic thinking and business transformation. He brings a key perspective on business, leadership, and innovation for the new economy. At BioSummit he will share visions on competitiveness and opportunities in the regenerative economy.
Carlos Mantilla Batlle Director of Forbes Ecuador
Robert Fink
Ecuador

Ecuadorian educator, communicator, and writer, recognized for her extensive experience in academic leadership, educational innovation, and institutional management. She served as Ecuador’s Minister of Education and has built a distinguished career as a university professor, speaker, and promoter of projects focused on educational transformation. Her work connects education, technology, creativity, and human development through a holistic perspective. She is also the founder of initiatives aimed at strengthening learning processes, leadership, and teacher training. Her approach integrates innovation, the humanities, and sustainability as fundamental pillars for the development of future generations.
Alegría Crespo Former Minister of Education of Ecuador
Richard Parsons
United Kingdom

UK-based naturalist linked to the Bellavista Cloud Forest Reserve, recognized for his work in conservation, biodiversity observation, and environmental education. His career connects field research, ecotourism, and science communication in cloud forest ecosystems. He has contributed to initiatives focused on habitat protection and raising awareness of biological richness. His approach integrates practical knowledge, conservation, and direct experience with nature. He brings a key perspective on biodiversity, ecotourism, and environmental education.
Richard Parsons Researcher and Founder of Bellavista Cloud Forest Reserve
Julián Pérez
Ecuador

Environmental engineer and expert in qualitative ecology, with a career focused on applied research and understanding of complex ecological systems. His work connects science, sustainability, and environmental analysis to address territorial challenges. He has contributed to initiatives related to biodiversity, ecological monitoring, and ecosystem management. His approach integrates scientific rigor and systemic vision for regenerative solutions. He brings a key perspective on ecology and the role of knowledge in sustainable transformation.
Julián Pérez Environmental engineer and expert in qualitative ecology - ESPOL
Robert Fink
United States

Biologist and environmental consultant with experience in noise, vibrations, and impacts associated with infrastructure and territorial development. His work connects technical analysis, sustainability, and applied environmental management. He has contributed to solutions for mitigating impacts and strengthening environmental criteria in complex projects. His approach integrates science, infrastructure, and innovation from a strategic perspective. He brings a key vision on impact management and applied sustainability.
Robert Finck Biologist and environmental expert in noise and vibration mitigation.
Richard Parsons
Ecuador

Ecuadorian naturalist and guide specialized in conservation and sustainable tourism, with more than two decades of experience working in biodiversity and Amazonian territories. His career connects ecotourism, ancestral knowledge, and ecosystem protection through immersive experiences with Sapara and Achuar indigenous communities. A graduate in Ecology and Tourism from the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador, he complemented his training in quality management in Germany. He has led expeditions for international organizations and was recognized by REI Co-op as a Top Guide in 2018.
Juan Fernando Durán Ecuadorian naturalist and guide specialized in conservation and sustainable tourism
Carlos Mantilla
Ecuador

Ecuadorian naturalist linked to Tierra Volcán, focused on biodiversity, environmental interpretation, and the connection between nature and territory. His work centers on ecosystem observation, environmental education, and promoting sustainable experiences. He has participated in initiatives focused on conservation, responsible tourism, and the appreciation of local natural richness. His approach integrates territorial knowledge, sustainability, and environmental awareness. He brings a key perspective on biodiversity and the role of ecotourism in conservation.
Jorge Pérez Founder of Tierra del Volcán
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