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The activities of Pedro Pozas and Paulina Bermúdez in Mexico
posted in 24 Apr 2015

April 21st – Interview of Pedro Pozas to TV channel Green TV

Green TV (Copy)

April 22nd – Interview to webnews site IZQ

Portal IZQMX (2) (Copy) Portal IZQMX (1) (Copy)

April 23rd – Visit to Chapultepec Zoo

Pedro Pozas y Paulina Mexico (2) (Copy) Orangutan Mexico (5) (Copy) Orangutan Mexico (3) (Copy) Orangutan Mexico (2) (Copy) Chimpancé Mexico (Copy)

News reports (in Spanish)

http://izq.mx/noticias/23/04/2015/conoces-proyecto-gran-simio-estan-en-mexico-visitaron-a-toto-y-jami-en-chapultepec/

http://izq.mx/noticias/24/04/2015/conoces-proyecto-gran-simio-nos-hablan-de-toto-y-jambi-orangutanes-de-chapultepec/

http://www.diariodemexico.com.mx/?p=137535

 

# Related news: https://www.projetogap.org.br/en/noticia/gap-project-in-mexico/

# Summary of Pedro Pozas’ (GAP Spain) visit to Mexico (In Spanish)

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