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Parking lot where the shuttle bus would take them up to the event. Then someone tipped off protestors about a large number of caterers in a neighborhood. Finally gave the location away. As word of the location of President Trumps fundraiser leaked out, protestors set up along alpine road, complete with a massive baby trump balloon, which organizers brought up from san diego. They were within shouting distance of the motorcade when huge moment at fenway park tonight where mike emsk it came the ro...

Havana, Jan 20 (Prensa Latina) There are many interesting aspects highlighted by the research on Enriqueta Favez, the first female doctor who practiced medicine in Cuba and who arrived in the country on January 19, 1819.

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Critical State, a foreign policy newsletter by Inkstick Media, takes a deep dive this week into what the socialization patterns of elephants can teach us about human evolution.

It is with great pleasure that we interview Dr. Nadia V. Celis Salgado, a delightfully inspiring colleague with whom we have shared academic explorations and adventures in conferences and events [shout out to the Caribbean Studies Association!] through Latin America, the Caribbean, and their diasporic centers around the world. Nadia Celis is professor of Latin…

Here are excerpts from “In Conversation with Sour Grass: Creating Caribbean Connections” an interview by Hannah K. Grimmer for C& América Latina. Sour Grass is an agency created by Annalee Davis and Holly Bynoe Young with the aim of enhancing the visibility of contemporary practitioners through processes of cross-pollination and collaboration. This year they open their…

As she sought the truth for her characters on the page, Mara Vélez Meléndez’s real self began to emerge. Now she’s making her Off Broadway debut.

Firelei Báez created an installation of a lost Haitian palace. Historian Marlene Daut ruminates on its meaning during a turbulent year in Haiti. 

Every year thousands of refugees from conflict, climate and instability in Africa board vessels in search of a new life in Europe but hundreds never arrive

The Architects Who, After a Devastating Earthquake, Rebuilt a Town https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/15/t-magazine/jojutla-mexico-earthquake-architecture.html The domed interior of the Mexico City-based architect Alberto Kalach’s Santa Cruz Chapel — one of several new projects reviving Jojutla, Mexico — crafted from rust-pigmented concrete with an altar in parota wood.Credit...Rafael Gamo Sections The Architects Who, After a Devastating Earthquake, Rebuilt a Town Jojutla, Mexico, now home t...