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The Oath

22 Apr

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As teenagers, Julia and Maya were recruited by El Yunque, a secret ultra-Catholic organization born in Mexico. Their mission as militants would be to help establish Christ's reign on earth. But first they would have to sacrifice much of who they were. Find the English translation...

22 Apr

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15 Apr

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Since childhood, Candelaria Schamun knew she had a serious illness. That’s why there were doctors, treatments, and surgeries. But when, at 17, she found a green folder containing her medical history and a birth certificate with the name Esteban, she would discover that her body...

08 Apr

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On April 10, 1981, a caravan captured the attention of Costa Rica. It traveled from the border with Nicaragua to the city of Alajuela, where it would deliver the remains of the heroes of a war that had been fought more than a century earlier,...

04 Apr

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25 Mar

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When Michelle opened a taquería in London, she never imagined that a single word would place her at the center of a legal and cultural battle. Who has the right to use 'taquería'? Find the English translation of "Who Owns The Taquería?" here. Or check out...

18 Mar

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18 Mar

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Until that evening in 2018, Axel and Gamal Abraham Salomon led a normal life in Buenos Aires. Of Lebanese origin and of Muslim faith, these two brothers could not imagine that their name and religion could make them suspects of a crime. Find the English translation...

11 Mar

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Melanie Riffo, like hundreds of women in Chile, was taking contraceptives to prevent pregnancy. But for some, a failure in the public health system changed their plans. Find the English translation of "Two Blue Lines" here. Or check out the Spanish transcript here. ► We’re here. To stay. Our...

11 Mar

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04 Mar

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04 Mar

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From comments at home to school rules, Alanis learned early on that her natural hair was the subject of scorn.  What she didn’t know was that her personal struggle would turn into an effort to change the history of discrimination in Puerto Rico. Find the English...