Revista Dominical

Indígenas maleku preservan su cultura mientras compiten con el turismo de masas

A los pies del volcán Arenal, un proyecto de corte indígena compite con el turismo de aventura para atraer a visitantes

Maleku Indigenous man Oscar Quiros poses for a picture with traditional crafts in a village near the town of La Fortuna, about 170 km north of San Jose, on October 11, 2024. The Maleku are one of Costa Rica's eight native peoples, who together represent 2.4% of the country's 5.2 million inhabitants, according to official figures. This ethnic group has lived in this area for hundreds of years, but they are a minority group in the country, as it is estimated that there are no more than a thousand individuals. (Photo by Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP)
El indígena maleku Óscar Quirós posa para una fotografía con artesanías y máscaras tradicionales en una aldea cerca del pueblo de La Fortuna. EZEQUIEL BECERRA
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