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Escaramuza | πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ 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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My weekly contribution to the Bolivia propaganda machine πŸ‡§πŸ‡΄βœ¨
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ZacatlΓ‘n de las Manzanas πŸ“ Puebla, MΓ©xico | πŸ‡²πŸ‡½
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I sometimes wonder how former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin is doing.
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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.
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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
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This is what the Bolivia passport bros were gatekeeping from us all this time β€”those sly rascals!
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Fernet and Coke
can you name a drink that tastes awful but somehow people still act like it’s amazing?
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For the record, I don't think it tastes "awful," it's just that people that like it tend to act like it's much better than it is, and I also suspect many people pretend to like it when they actually don't
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A Sunday in rural Brazil πŸ‡§πŸ‡·βœ¨
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RT seems to be going in a different direction lately but honestly I don't mind
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Although painting one’s 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 πŸ‡²πŸ‡½
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