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The only all-female equestrian event in "CharrerΓa," Mexico's national rodeo discipline!
It directly honors the "Adelitas" β the women soldiers who fought on horseback during the Mexican Revolution.
And, although thoroughly Mexican, the sport has expanded across the United States and even Canada!
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World Bank Economist working in Paraguay during the dictatorship in the 1970s explains the difficulty of getting things done in Paraguayan and Latino culture - and how you need to adjust your expectations down
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No "discovery calls", no Microsoft Teams. Only the open sky and the favela, soft with rain, resting quietly at his back.
Lula extended voting hours, freezing the publication of early results and delaying the entire tallying process by two hours, specifically so you couldn't have this
RT seems to be going in a different direction lately but honestly I don't mind
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Although painting oneβs face (and sometimes body) to resemble a sugar skull or Catrina is not a longstanding traditional core practice of DΓa de los Muertos, the skull imagery draws on ancient Mesoamerican symbolism, colonial Catholic and confectionery traditions, and I think can thus be accepted as a sort of "vibrant modern expression" of those traditional ideas
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