Cuba: When an Everyday Activity Is No Longer Normal
Today, the selection of products bears little resemblance to what one would normally expect from a supermarket. (19 photos)
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Masculinity & Rodeo During Chile’s Independence Festivities
Every September 18 in Chile, rodeo returns as a symbol of “what is ours” during the country’s Independence Day celebrations.
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Latin America: The Dangerous Revision of Historical Memory
The possibility of pardons for criminals from Chile’s dictatorship is fueling a debate that could reopen wounds from the past.
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Terrorizing Our City: ICE Targets Immigrants in Danbury, CT
We go to Danbury, Connecticut, where residents held a mass demonstration this week to protest recent immigration arrests and to support the city’s immigrant community.
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Maduro’s Chief Operator Alex Saab to Turn State’s Evidence
The agreement reached by Saab, the alleged front man for ousted President Nicolas Maduro, does not, however, mention the former Maduro.
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Buildings from the Capitalist Era in El Vedado, Havana
Walking through El Vedado we can see the magnificence of its tall buildings, with groundbreaking designs that transformed Havana. (13 photos)
