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Mexican candidate gets ruling-party nod despite rape claims March 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail EDS NOTE: NUDITY - Women demonstrators moon Mexico City's National Palace during a march to commemorate International Women's Day and protesting against gender violence, Monday, March 8, 2021.Rebecca Blackwell/AP MEXICO CITY (AP) — A candidate for a governorship in southern Mexico has been confirmed as the nominee of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Morena party despite nationwide protests over the fact two women accused him of rape . Candidate Félix Salgado has not been charged; the ...

Curtis Salgado and his 'Damage Control' life February 23 2021 Longtime blues star navigates pandemic with same vigor as past, welcoming new album but yearning to perform live. Curtis Salgado's life, along with the lives of about 8 billion other people, changed about this time last year. And, in his now 67-year-old wisdom, he saw it coming. The music industry, in particular, would be on proverbial life support. Salgado, the longtime Portland bluesman and singer and nine-time winner of Blues Music Awards, played at a full-house gig in Everett, Washington, last February, walked off t...

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Gets into it so deeply. that he's not a tourist not a visitor not someone who just drops in. he remains in the situation for weeks and months. and he knows the people and that's why he's earned the right to tell their story. condemned to death. in the film salgado says that at some point he couldn't stand witnessing the pain of others anymore his soul became sick. in an attempt to heal in 2004 or so god started the genesis project he spent 8 years travelling around the world photographing landscapes indigenous peoples and wildlife he focused not on suffering but on learning from nature. my hop...