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Month: November 2021

Rubén Blades, “Patria y vida” y Camilo, los dueños de la noche en el regreso de los Latin Grammy 2021 a Las Vegas

Marysabel E. Huston-Crespo (CNN Español) – Los Latin Grammy regresaron a su casa en Las Vegas con una ceremonia presencial. Rubén Blades se apropió de la categoría más importante de la noche: álbum del año por “Salswing!”. El premio es compartido con Roberto Delgado & Orquesta. “Otra vez una sorpresa, de verdad una gran sorpresa.

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“30” es el álbum más personal que Adele haya escrito. Esto es lo que sabemos del disco

Marysabel E. Huston-Crespo (CNN Español) – Adele está de regreso con “30” el disco más personal que haya escrito en su carrera. Esto es lo que dice la cantautora británica en diversas entrevistas publicadas días previos al lanzamiento. Adele tiene a su público acostumbrado a sus baladas personales, a discos como “21” en el que habló

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White supremacist prison guards work with impunity in Fla.

By JASON DEAREN Associated Press Many Florida prison guards openly tout associations with white supremacist groups to intimidate inmates and Black colleagues. It’s a persistent practice that often goes unpunished. That’s according to public documents and interviews with a dozen inmates and current and former employees in the nation’s third largest prison system. Former prison

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Afghans anxious over delays: ‘We’re worried for their lives’

By PHILIP MARCELO Associated Press LOWELL, Mass. (AP) — Thousands of Afghans have applied for temporary admission into the U.S. for humanitarian reasons, but few have been approved since the Taliban recaptured control of their homeland. Federal immigration officials say more than 28,000 Afghans have applied for what’s known as humanitarian parole, but only about

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White supremacist prison guards work with impunity in Fla.

By JASON DEAREN Associated Press Some Florida prison guards openly tout associations with white supremacist groups to intimidate inmates and Black colleagues. It’s a persistent practice that often goes unpunished. That’s according to allegations in public documents and interviews with a dozen inmates and current and former employees in the nation’s third largest prison system.

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