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    Mar 16

    a NEW podcast: The story of Priscilla Villarreal, “Lagordiloca,” who has become a highly controversial social media sensation in the border city of . Story produced by . Photo by LISTEN HERE:

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    How Peruvian Psychedelic Cumbia Made Its Way to L.A. via

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    Peru's president offers resignation amid political turmoil

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    23 hours ago

    Gotta reach peak Peruvian by Friday. This episode of helps.

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  5. 7 hours ago

    Great news for ! Today the named our A BORDER DRAWN IN BLOOD episode a citation (runner-up) winner for its The Lowell Thomas Award. Full list of citation winners here: EPISODE BELOW

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  6. 12 hours ago

    Six Months After Hurricane María, Hundreds Gather in Washington DC to Demand Comprehensive Aid by

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    The trial of Border Patrol agent Lonnie Swartz begins today:

    The Murder Trial of a US Border Patrol Agent Accused of Shooting Across Arizona-Mexico Border Begins Today by
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    How Peruvian Psychedelic Cumbia Made Its Way to L.A. via

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    The Murder Trial of a US Border Patrol Agent Accused of Shooting Across Arizona-Mexico Border Begins Today by

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    16 hours ago

    I got the opportunity to share the latest about , 6 months after on 's , and at one point, I said this: "“The idea that things are back to normal [in Puerto Rico] is a crock.” Listen below:

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  11. 17 hours ago

    From to , how covered the 1979 classic "Cariñito" and worked with the original guitarist, Jose Luis Carballo, on the track.

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    Mar 20

    Can't tell you how much I loved this report on ! Even sent it to my dad and he listened to his first podcast episode, ever, and loved it. Thanks for today's dose of joy! !

    And one last thing, here's Peru's own Jose Luis Carballo, the original guitarist on Los Hijos del Sol's "Cariñito." Electric guitar and all. 📸 by .
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    Mar 20
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    I love THAT!! 😍 Thank you so much for listening! 🙌🏽

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    Mar 20

    This is cool But w/o consistent work & local reporters, the world wouldn’t know. Support a free/independent/truth-seeking press in 🇵🇷. She needs it more than ever.

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    Mar 20

    Why should you care about ? Because the storm — and what it did to the island — is the most defining moment in the history of modern Puerto Rico. New episode of with :

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    Mar 20

    Fellow Peruvian on how Psychedelic Cumbia made it to Los Ángeles (via )

    Also, s/o to the maestro Jose Luis Carballo for sharing his talents with a band that wanted to pay their respects to the genre. They gave it their own flare, but I love that JLC made it sound like "water falling in the Peruvian jungle." Like he did in '79.
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    Mar 20

    Me and my friend continue to cover elections in Costa Rica for , this time focusing on tourism and the presidential race.

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    Mar 20

    Six months after its darkness lingers. But from Maria’s darkness, has come light. The storm thrusted the island into the spotlight. We must keep it there. My op-ed at . In Spanish at .

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    Mar 20

    How Peruvian Psychedelic Cumbia Made Its Way to L.A. via

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  20. Mar 20

    Bolivia's Morales in The Hague to petition World Court over Chile sea access

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    Mar 20

    New is now playing! Hosts and welcome and to the show. #103: Spring Is Coming?

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