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In El Salvador, Bitcoin’s Libertarian Streak Meets an Autocratic Regime

The cryptocurrency has come to symbolize financial freedom from governments. Many Salvadorans are unhappy about the way it was made an official currency.


For Voice of America:

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Day Laborers Feel Pandemic Pain as Jobs Dry Up

With much of the U.S. economy at a standstill, day laborers are left with no work and no security net.


For Voice of America:

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ICE Nurse Fears Coronavirus Spread in Detention Centers

A registered nurse who works in a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) migrant detention center in rural Louisiana fears the continued movement of detainees between facilities could cause the coronavirus to spread unchecked to untold numbers of people who are isolated from intensive medical care.


For Al Jazeera

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Bojayá massacre: After 17 years, victims' remains returned

More than 70 sheltering in a church were killed in western Colombia in 2002. Only now will they be given proper burials.


For The Guardian:

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‘I was scared I’d get sick’: the pregnant migrant minor detained by the US

Esther Ramos, 16, lost 20 pounds when she was sent to a Texas facility while pregnant – and critics say experiences like hers are becoming more common


For WIRED: 

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Where could bitcoin succeed as a currency? In a failed state

The story of how Venezuelans are using cryptocurrencies to survive.


For The Guardian

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Family separations: surviving danger only to suffer trauma at the US border

Parents and mental health professionals say the effects of the trauma of separation persist long after parents and children have found each other again



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A Syrian refugee Makes it in Colombia

It is not the most common destination, but a handful of Middle Eastern migrants are settling in Colombia, and the country doesn’t quite know what to do with them.

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Imad Alarnab cooked his way from Damascus to London

Syrian chef, now London-based refugee Imad Alarnab, just launched a two- week pop-up and he’s already sold-out.

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