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Death and Capitalism (Part 3 of 4)
In the Wilcannia cemetery a lot of plastic is on display. This cemetery is an important local monument not because it celebrates the working class, because it doesn’t. Unlike in Broken Hill, there are no tourist guides to the cemetery, no famous people that I know of. I camped on the river in Wilcannia, often for weeks at a time. Local people often invited me to go there, to see where their family was buried. For all that is literally houses the…
La Paz, Baja California Sur (BCS). In the 3 main pantheons of La Paz there are approximately 45,461 people, according to data provided by the administrator of the Pantheon Jardines del Remembrance, Citlali Pérez Naranjo. Of that figure, 84% correspond to the Pantheon de los San Juanes, which concentrates the largest number of burials in the municipality. During an interview, Pérez Naranjo detailed that in the Pantheon Jardines del Remembrance ar…
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