Espacio Compartido - Numero 76 - Año 2014

This document is the 76th issue of the magazine 'Espacio Compartido', published in 2014 by the Instituto de Investigación y Estudios Exobiológicos (I.I.E.E.) in Barcelona. The magazine serves as a platform for UFO research, exobiology, and related paranormal phenomena. The editorial, written by Ramón Navia-Osorio, discusses the challenges of modern ufology, noting the influx of misinformation via the internet and the need for rigorous research. It references the work of Karen Hudes regarding non-human entities and mentions the 'Atacama humanoid' (SADA) as a subject of ongoing scientific debate. A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to an investigative report on animal mutilations and strange predator sightings in the Spanish region of Calasparra, involving field research by Ramón Navia-Osorio and Juan Díaz Montes. The report details their interactions with local farmers, the Guardia Civil, and the SEPRONA, highlighting the frustration of researchers when official bodies fail to provide clear data or physical evidence. The magazine also features an article by Gilda Mora regarding archaeological discoveries in Colombia, specifically a large subterranean complex in the Tolima region, which she argues is being ignored or minimized by state authorities. Additionally, the issue includes a series of articles by Salvador Freixedo titled 'Defendámonos de los Dioses', which explores the hypothesis that non-human entities interact with humanity for their own purposes, potentially feeding on human psychic energy or emotions. The magazine also covers a meeting of UFO researchers in Santiago de Compostela, aimed at coordinating efforts and establishing protocols for investigation. Finally, it includes news snippets, such as the 'space sakura' phenomenon in Japan and a report on the discovery of Vitamin B3 in meteorites, suggesting a potential extraterrestrial origin for the building blocks of life.