On April 30, 1994, River Plate beat Boca Juniors in the most important match in Argentine soccer: the superclásico. But on the way out of the stadium, the celebration quickly turned into a hunt. In this episode, three fans reconstruct what they lived through on...
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Unusual inheritances, improbable journeys, surprising inventions, and ways of finding your way home. This week we bring you three Peruvian stories. We’ll be back in a couple of months with our season 16. See you then! Find the English transcript of “The City of Memory and...
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Today we go to Honduras and Guatemala, to tell you about a man who makes his living guiding people along one of the most dangerous routes on the planet, a president's exile, and one of the most tragic deaths in Latin American music. Find the English...
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A town that honors the unnamed dead. A girl torn from her mother. A concert a group of musicians never imagined they would have to perform. This week we’re heading to Colombia with three unexpected stories. Find the English transcript of “Colombian Anthology” here. Or check...
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Refaat Alathamna was born in the Gaza Strip in the late 1970s, when Israel still exercised control from within. Back then, it wasn’t all that unusual to go abroad to study, and Refaat decided to go far away, to a country he had never heard...
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Bogotá is known as one of the cities with the most graffiti in the world, and this is no accident -- local policies have led the city government to support, fund, promote, and teach urban art. But how did this come to pass? Today we...
In 2024, Iván Colmenares crossed the border into Venezuela on a routine trip. An encounter with the authorities changed the course of his life forever. In a foreign land, with no way for his family to reach him, Iván found himself caught up in a...
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In 2022, Tania Guerrero and her husband decided to have a second child. Their financial situation was stable, so unlike during her first pregnancy, they decided to go to a private hospital in Durango, Mexico. They were looking for comfort. But it would end up...