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Reports from Cuba: Cuba's decline: Where there were Rolex watches, towels remain - Vimarsana News

Reports from Cuba: Cuba's decline: Where there were Rolex watches, towels remain

Natalia Lopez Moya reports in 14yMedio from Havana via Translating Cuba: Cuba’s Decline: Where There Were Rolex, Towels Remain A woman carries a large wad of bills in her hand. She doesn’t bother to protect the thousands of Cuban pesos because, what was once a large sum of money, today barely becomes a few purchases.

Bill tightens regulations on parts of Illinois' private health insurance industry - Vimarsana News

Bill tightens regulations on parts of Illinois' private health insurance industry

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SMU's Meadows Museum showcases abstract art collection built in Franco's fascist Spain - Vimarsana News

SMU's Meadows Museum showcases abstract art collection built in Franco's fascist Spain

‘In the Shadow of Dictatorship’ at Southern Methodist University's Meadows Museum offers a glorious account of an unlikely Spanish museum.

The undertaker of the desert: one man's mission to find the migrants who die crossing to America - Vimarsana News

The undertaker of the desert: one man's mission to find the migrants who die crossing to America

Volunteers scour the US-Mexico border to find those who perished. Can their work bring closure to the families left behind? | 1843 magazine

The undertaker of missing migrants - Vimarsana News

The undertaker of missing migrants

Volunteers scour the US-Mexico border to find those who perished trying to cross. Can their work bring closure to the families left behind? | 1843 magazine