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Villages. Amy the battle for new york. In their most contentious debate yet Hillary Clinton and bernie , sanders sparred in brooklyn over wall street, saving Social Security, israel, guns, and more, and we will host our debate here in l. A. Between veteran journalist Robert Scheer and longtime lgbt activist torie osborn. Think about 1000 people protest donald trump in new york. The Police Arrest at least two dozen, including two journalists from democracy now First Amendment rights. As we were s...

Iudad juarez, mexico is a squatters settlement called anapra. In 1980, this was empty desert. By the 1990s tens of thousands of residents have staked out small plots and constructed makeshift homes. Most tie into the power lines illegally and run lamp wires over the sand to light their homes. 1994 we visit Concha Martinez for the first time living in this tarpaper shack. Like thousands of her neighbors, she has no Running Water or sewers, no title to her land. A single mother, concha built this ...

Vaccinated Spain pensioners revel in rare theatre trip AFP 2/24/2021 AFP © GABRIEL BOUYS Nursing home residents enjoy a performance at the EDP Gran Via Theatre in Madrid after receiving a Covid-19 vaccine Freshly vaccinated against coronavirus, a group of Spanish pensioners headed to a theatre in central Madrid on Wednesday on their first trip out in nearly a year.  © GABRIEL BOUYS For Milagro Fernandez, 98, and her companions it was the first trip out for nearly a year...

narrator: on the outskirts of ciudad juarez, mexico, is a squatters settlement called anapra. in 1980, this was empty desert. by the 1990s, tens of thousands of residents have staked out small plots and constructed makeshift homes. most tie into the power lines illegally and run lamp wires over the sand to light their homes. 1994-- we visit concha martinez for the first time, living in this tarpaper shack. like thousands of her neighbors, she has no running water or sewers, no title to...

narrator: on the outskirts of ciudad juarez, mexico, is a squatters settlement called anapra. in 1980, this was empty desert. by the 1990s, tens of thousands of residents have staked out small plots and constructed makeshift homes. most tie into the power lines illegally and run lamp wires over the sand to light their homes. 1994-- we visit concha martinez for the first time, living in this tarpaper shack. like thousands of her neighbors, she has no running water or sewers, no title to...