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Dear naclistas,
Welcome to the Friday edition of the NACLA newsletter. In addition to the weekly roundup of web articles published on nacla.org, visit our Instagram to see the latest entry to our weekly photography column, Para ver(nos), which features an image from Imágenes del Silencio, a photography project to keep alive the memory of those disappeared by the Uruguayan dictatorship.
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In solidarity,
NACLA Staff
NEW ON NACLA.ORG
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August 27, 2020
Richard Hansen hopes to develop tourism in Petén’s El Mirador archeological site, against the wishes of local communities and Guatemalan scientists.
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August 25, 2020
Successive administrations in Puerto Rico have relied on the state of emergency and executive orders, eroding democracy and exacerbating structural inequality.
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