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    Jun 26, 2008 |Story| Hola Hoy

  1. Gobierno catalán: La directiva de inmigración "nos avergüenza como europeos"

    La directiva de retorno de inmigrantes ilegales aprobada la semana pasada por el Parlamento Europeo "nos avergüenza como europeos", declaró a Efe el consejero de Interior de la Generalitat de Cataluña, Joan Saura. "Es completamente normal y entiendo...

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    2. Jun 25, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Warrior without, angel within

    McClatchy Newspapers
    By Maricel E. Presilla In his "Ode to the Artichoke," the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda captures the essence of this mighty, thistle-like plant. He describes it as a soldier standing at attention—a solemn stance belying a tender heart that can only be...
    3. Jun 6, 2008 |Story| Hola Hoy

  3. Julieta le canta a la alegría de vivir

    Julieta Venegas desenchufa el acordeón. Rodeada de amigos y con ambiente de "fiesta de pueblo", la mexicana grabó en marzo su trabajo "Julieta Venegas: MTV Unplugged", número veinte de la saga MTV y primero hecho en México, que se publica el 17 de junio y...

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    4. May 3, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Haitink, CSO explore new works

    Tribune critic
    One of the things that make Bernard Haitink so valuable to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra is his willingness to explore new repertory. The CSO's principal conductor did so again Thursday night when he began his spring residency at Orchestra Hall with...

    Tags: Music Industry, Classical Music, Music, Popular Music, Chicago Symphony

    5. May 6, 2008 |Story| Newsday

  5. Going to great heights in Chile

    Newsday
    As the tram moves up the steep tracks of Artilleria Hill, I catch glimpses of Valparaiso and its port below. The ride is a mere 5 minutes, and at the top we emerge on a promenade lifted from the late 19th century. It has cobblestones, blossoming trees and...

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    6. Feb 10, 2008 |Story| Newsday

  6. Climbing and exploring the tangled streets of Chile's cultural capital

    As the tram moves up the steep tracks of Artillería Hill, I catch glimpses of Valparaiso and its port below. The ride is a mere 5 minutes, and at the top we emerge on a promenade lifted from the late 19th century. It has cobblestones, blossoming trees and a cast-iron railing worthy of Queen Victoria with all its flourishes. We stand alongside tourists and Chileans, hushed by the view before us. Valparaiso makes a perfect crescent along the Pacific Ocean, the city's famous 42 hills rising behind. To the left lies the harbor. I catch the dim clanking of the port at work. The day is warm, almost hot, but the breeze off the ocean cools. It may be winter back home in New York, but here in Chile, it's summer.
    rebecca.cooney@newsday.com
    As the tram moves up the steep tracks of Artillería Hill, I catch glimpses of Valparaiso and its port below. The ride is a mere 5 minutes, and at the top we emerge on a promenade lifted from the late 19th century. It has cobblestones, blossoming trees and...

    Tags: Beverage Industry, Newsday Inc., Volusia County, Brighton, Seafood and Fishing Industry

    7. Feb 28, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. 'Bananas' by Peter Chapman

    February 29, 2008
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    February 29, 2008 Writing a positive history of the United Fruit Co. is a lot like writing a happy book about the Vietnam War. Yet that's what Financial Times reporter Peter Chapman tries to do with "Bananas: How the United Fruit Company Shaped the...

    Tags: Ethics, Government, National Government, Values

    8. Jan 27, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Discoveries

    The Postman A Novel Antonio Skármeta Translated from the Spanish by Katherine Silver W.W. Norton: 122 pp., $13.95 paper Before Pablo Neruda's death in 1973, Chilean journalist Antonio Skármeta was sent to Neruda's home on Isla Negra to write a...

    Tags: Poetry, New York City, Death and Dying, New York, Literature

    9. Sep 29, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. 'Lost' art tells of a love lost

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    He was a celebrated painter and political agitator who put revolution before art. She was a twentysomething poet, dazzled by her charismatic suitor, David Alfaro Siqueiros, one of the leading Mexican muralists who audaciously combined public art and...

    Tags: Prisons, Crimes, Movies, Christianity, Assault

    10. Nov 25, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Poet's landscape of the personal and the public

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    For The Record Robert Hass: An article on Robert Hass in Sunday Calendar said that the poem "Meditations at Lagunitas" appeared in his first book of verse, 1973's "Field Guide." It is from his second book, 1979's "Praise." Bay Area poet Robert Hass...

    Tags: Poetry, Octavio Paz, Wallace Stevens, Literature, Mark Strand

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