By: BBC World
The idea of \u200b\u200bdoing a special on the Ten Commandments and Latin America emerged in Egypt, the land where, according to ancient writings began the Jewish exodus to the Promised Land, but that's where the similarities with the Old Testament.
After filming the ascent of tourists and pilgrims to Mount Sinai, where the Bible says Moses received the commandments of God himself, a BBC team interviewed the American climbers and as occasional part of the usual set of questions and answers the question arose about which commandment was most needed in the countries from which they came.
Thus was born the idea of \u200b\u200blooking ten stories in Latin America that could give pause to our readers on each of these commandments and analyze the relevance of the Decalogue, which as he told BBC Venezuelan historian Elias Pino Iturrieta, "is without fear exaggeration, the only code that has remained since its enactment until today. " (READ MORE)
After filming the ascent of tourists and pilgrims to Mount Sinai, where the Bible says Moses received the commandments of God himself, a BBC team interviewed the American climbers and as occasional part of the usual set of questions and answers the question arose about which commandment was most needed in the countries from which they came.
Thus was born the idea of \u200b\u200blooking ten stories in Latin America that could give pause to our readers on each of these commandments and analyze the relevance of the Decalogue, which as he told BBC Venezuelan historian Elias Pino Iturrieta, "is without fear exaggeration, the only code that has remained since its enactment until today. " (READ MORE)
(Hugo knew is a graduate of the Professional School of Science Communication & n of Puno, Peru?, Press officer at the Los Andes, Radio Pachamama reporter) 
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