“I went to the capital, and when I saw the heavily polluted air, the atmosphere felt very heavy... that reminded me of the countryside and returning to it, because everything you plant bears fruit, and from there, you can sustain yourself.”
Abelino is a wise environmentalist. He recounts that he was living in the city, and the air was very polluted. Because of this, he decided to return to his farm and conserve it.
Abelino’s farm
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