Interés Humano

El aceite de oliva ‘por la paz’ trae esperanza a un Chipre dividido

Una empresa constituida por un turcochipriota y un grecochipriota resume el anhelo de reunificación de la isla

Turkish-Cypriot Hasan Siber, co-founder of Coliveoil, holds freshly picked olives in Mora (Meri�), a village in the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (TRNC) near the divided capital Nicosia, on December 19, 2019. - Coliveoil is a rare example of a start-up that brings together the island's two communities, and is based in the buffer zone of Nicosia, the last divided capital in the world. The co-founders want to "take the peace process forward" by selling olive oil harvested from across the island. Cyprus has been divided since 1974, when the Turkish army invaded and occupied the northern third after a coup sponsored by the military junta then ruling Greece. (Photo by Christina ASSI / AFP)
Turkish-Cypriot Hasan Siber, co-founder of Coliveoil, holds freshly picked olives in Mora (Meri�), a village in the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (TRNC) near the divided capital Nicosia, on December 19, 2019. - Coliveoil is a rare example of a start-up that brings together the island's two communities, and is based in the buffer zone of Nicosia, the last divided capital in the world. The co-founders want to "take the peace process forward" by selling olive oil harvested from across the island. Cyprus has been divided since 1974, when the Turkish army invaded and occupied the northern third after a coup sponsored by the military junta then ruling Greece. (Photo by Christina ASSI / AFP) CHRISTINA ASSI
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