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34 & 5 Podcast – Spirals of the Caribbean, interviewing Sophie Maríñez (En Español)
In this interview (in Spanish) CLACLS Fellow and PhD Student in History, Diomelca Rivas talks with Sophie Maríñez, professor of modern languages, cultures, and literature at the Borough of Manhattan Community College about the cycles of violence in the relationship between Dominicans and Haitians. Through a historical review, the author establishes a dialog with the studies…
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34&5 Podcast: DISABILITY AND PUBLIC SPACE. A way to understand the social production of space
In this 34&5 Episode, CLACLS Fellow Cathy Cabrera Figueroa interviewed Pedro Javier Jaramillo Cruz, professor at the University of Bogotá Jorge Tadeo Lozano in the Architecture and Habitat School. Pedro Jaramillo, a professor at the University of Bogota Jorge Tadeo Lozano. Jaramillo discussed his journey from a severe car accident in 1997, which led him to focus…
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34 & 5 Podcast: Colombia, a Wound that Won’t Heal
Welcome to 34th & 5th from the Center for Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino Studies at the Graduate Center CUNY. In this episode, our staff member Fátima Vélez had a conversation with Sara Tufano, a Colombian feminist sociologist on her book ‘Colombia: A Wound That Won’t Heal.’ She presented it at our center last week.…
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34 & 5 Podcast: The History of the Brazilian Communist Party
In this interview (in Portuguese) CLACLS Associate Director, Mila Burns talks with Jean Rodrigues (Rural Federal University of Rio de Janeiro) about the history of the Brazilian Communist Party from its beginnings in 1962 to its arrival in power in 2002. Through a bibliographic approach to the history of communist parties and Brazilian left-wing movements,…
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34 & 5 Podcast: How Can We Solve the Border Crisis?
In this episode of 34&5, we present a stellar group of panelists who discuss the whys and whereabouts of the migratory crisis in the Southern border of the United States, its effects and potential solutions. Fernanda Santos leads the panel of Elizabeth F. Cohen, Julia Preston, Cinthya Santos-Briones, and Van Tran on this urgent topic.…
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