Havana’s Jineteras
Prostitution was a profitable profession for some women prior to the Cuban Revolution. So lucrative was this vocation that those
Book Review Essay: Women and Alcohol in a Highland Town: Water of Hope, Water of Sorrow.
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The Risky Business of Reporting in Colombia
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Colonization of the Cuban Body: The Growth of Male Sex Work in Havana
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Bolivia’s New Wave of Protest
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Bodies in Contention
In January 2000, two Chilean architects received a grant from the government's funding organization for culture, Fondart, to construct a
Billionaires Against The Press
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Standing Fast in Mexico: Protecting Women’s Rights in a Hostile Climate
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The Eighth Encuentro
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