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Science After The Pandemic: In Search of Our Own Vaccine

19 Dec

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19 Dec

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It’s health, it’s love, it’s joy: dancing. There is a dance that seems like cumbia but is not cumbia, resembles swing but is not swing. It's called "swing criollo," and it is unique to Costa Rica. And a  journalist is determined to learn its craft.  Find the...

12 Dec

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A story of comings and goings. Writer Karla Suarez has been living outside her country, Cuba, for 25 years, but visits every chance she gets. But more than just holidays, these trips home require her to prepare for whatever the island’s problems might be at any...

12 Dec

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05 Dec

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 Will I be able to love her? Argentine Paula Resnik was 53 years old, with two grown children, when she decided to adopt Veronica, who was 14. But building that bond from scratch would not be easy for either of them. Find the English translation of "Welcome...

05 Dec

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28 Nov

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More than just bones. When a Facebook post hinted at the possible theft of one of Uruguay’s most important paleontological collections, a group of biologists began to investigate. Find the English translation of "The Mystery Of The Fossils" here. Or check out the Spanish transcript here. LISTEN &...

21 Nov

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21 Nov

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Twenty years later, they sit down and talk In October 2001, Oswaldo Díaz was kidnapped, a tragedy that would haunt his family for years. But when the perpetrators of that crime signed a peace treaty, Oswaldo’s family was forced to face them and consider the cost...

14 Nov

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14 Nov

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What is the value of a public university? The University of Oriente in Cumaná used to be a driving force for the middle class in one of the poorest states in Venezuela. But as things in the country started deteriorating over a decade ago, the significance...

07 Nov

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The plan: to connect Chile through a network. Like the internet. But in 1971. Half-century ago, Salvador Allende’s socialist government developed a technology that connected the Chilean economy in real time and distributed power among its workers. What happened with Cybersyn — that proto Latin American...

31 Oct

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A story of endings. Yolanda Lagomarsino was 96 years old when her fear of dying began to manifest as panic attacks. Her granddaughter Marisa Candia Cadavid decided to help her, and the two embarked on a journey to confront the meaning of death. Find the English translation...