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'A place of honor': New La Casa murals celebrate Latin American cultures

Two wall murals at La Casa Cultural de Julia de Burgos will be commemorated during a special program this week.

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How do we keep indigenous languages alive? - Los Angeles Times

For speakers of some of the most commonly spoken native languages like Quechua, Nahuatl or Guarani, the conversation is less about whether you speak Spanish but rather how Indigenous languages are left out of the discussion.

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NYU's Quechua program empowers students to engage with the Andean community

Searching for her roots through her camera viewfinder, Tisch student Darinka Arones traveled to the city of Cusco in her home country of Peru this summer to document the rituals and ceremonies of the Inti Raymi, or Festival of the Sun. She produced a series of striking images of community actors and performers and filtered...

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Love transcending death | Borneo Bulletin Online

María Teresa Hernández MEXICO CITY (AP) – Mezcal is not your ordinary pet. Hundreds of years ago the Latin American Indigenous group, the Nahuas, believed that a hairless dog like him, a Xoloitzcuintle, was a sacred creature who could guide its deceased master through the underworld. Dozens gathered on a recent day at Antiguo Colegio […]

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Dog owners tout Xolos' loyalty and sacred underworld history

Mezcal is not your ordinary pet. Hundreds of years ago the Latin American Indigenous group, the Nahuas, believed that a hairless dog like him, a Xoloitzcuintle, was a sacred creature

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Dog owners tout Xolos' loyalty and sacred underworld history

MEXICO CITY -- Mezcal is not your ordinary pet. Hundreds of years ago the Latin American Indigenous group, the Nahuas, believed that a hairless dog like him, a Xoloitzcuintle, was a sacred creature who could guide its deceased master through the underworld.

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Dog owners tout Xolos' loyalty and sacred underworld history - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Mezcal is not your ordinary pet. Hundreds of years ago the Latin American Indigenous group, the Nahuas, believed that a hairless dog like him, a Xoloitzcuintle, was a sacred creature who could guide its deceased master through the underworld. Dozens gathered on a recent day at Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso in Mexico City for…

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Dog owners tout Xolos' loyalty and sacred underworld history

MEXICO CITY — Mezcal is not your ordinary pet. Hundreds of years ago the Latin American Indigenous group, the Nahuas, believed that a hairless dog like him, a Xoloitzcuintle, was a sacred creature who could guide its deceased master through the underworld. Dozens gathered on a recent day at Antiguo…

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Dog owners tout Xolos' loyalty and sacred underworld history

Mezcal is not your ordinary pet. Hundreds of years ago the Latin American Indigenous group, the Nahuas, believed that a hairless dog like him, a Xoloitzcuintle, was a sacred creature who could guide its deceased master through the underworld.

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Dog owners tout Xolos' loyalty and sacred underworld history

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mezcal is not your ordinary pet.

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