Original Communicative Tradition in the Fight for Land and Freedom Headed by Cristobal Pajuña

Abstract

This research systematizes Cristóbal Pajuña´s fight for land and freedom, who between 1973 and 1974 led the Rumipata-Pacobamaba Pre - cooperative of the Pulahuín Parish from Ambato, managed to carry out a sustained organizational cause to recover the lands of Tobías Chávez estate, and thus achieve a free and dignified life. It has been satisfactory to undertake this CCRISAC or research, with its own method - Relational Symbolic Experiential - maintained by the Amawtay Wasi Pluriversity, which has allowed us to systematize what we have lived and experienced, with what we have recovered and reenchanted, to Signify and Resignify, the struggle of Cristóbal Pajuña, who with the same original communication resources inherited from his ancestors, carried out the struggle for land, to legally recover it within the framework of the fulfillment of the second Agrarian Reform of 1973; in the assemblies, mingas (meeting of friends and neighbors), meetings of the Pre - cooperative commissions, where its first president was, the voice, the message, the communication was revitalized, took more strength to move forward; the churo roared at the moment when Pajuña requested an urgent meeting, something important had to communicate.