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Cuatro islas que se quedaron de golpe sin su gente

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Cuatro islas que se quedaron de golpe sin su gente Un viaje por cuatro pedazos de tierra que quedaron deshabitados a causa de una evacuación, unos de forma definitiva y otros no Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google La costa escarpada de St Kilda. (National Trust for Scotland) Carlos Benito 11/04/2021 a las 00:05h. Aislamiento, emigración y gripe El archipiélago escocés de St Kilda, el más remoto de las Hébridas Exteriores, estuvo habitado durante más de cuatro mil años, pero esa presencia continuada de seres humanos concluyó el 29 de agosto de 1930. Ninguna autoridad forzó a los isleños a marcharse, ni tampoco los puso en fuga ninguna catástrofe natural: ellos mismos tomaron la decisión colectiva de dejar atrás sus laderas bellísimas, sus costas escarpadas y su vida de pastoreo, convencidos de que allí ya no había futuro.

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Original publisherEl Norte de Castilla
Canonical URLhttps://www.elnortedecastilla.es/vivir/medio-ambiente/islas-evacuadas-20210411113818-ntrc.html
Publication timeSun, 26 Jul 2026 10:48:29 +0200
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¿Sabías que...? Cuatro islas que se quedaron de golpe sin su gente Un viaje por cuatro pedazos de tierra que quedaron deshabitados a causa de una evacuación, unos de forma definitiva y otros no Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google La costa escarpada de St Kilda. (National Trust for Scotland) Carlos Benito 11/04/2021 a las 00:05h. Aislamiento, emigración y gripe El archipiélago escocés de St Kilda, el más remoto de las Hébridas Exteriores, estuvo habitado durante más de cuatro mil años, pero esa presencia continuada de seres humanos concluyó el 29 de agosto de 1930.

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