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Threatened with deportation, these L.A. workers keep doing their jobs amid fear

Artificial Intelligence · United States

Threatened with deportation, these L.A. workers keep doing their jobs amid fear

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Any day now, Noemi Gongora knows border patrol agents can snatch her up from the streets and send her back to El Salvador, a country she fled more than 30 years ago.See the Story

The Hidden Logic Behind the Iran-Israel War: It's Not Just About...

The Hidden Logic Behind the Iran-Israel War: It's Not Just About...

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

This war isn't just about Israel trying to bomb Iran. It's about something far bigger: protecting the U.S. financial system from collapse. Let's be clear. Israel doesn't act alone. It's been conferring with Wall Street and taking quiet instructions from the Federal Reserve. But this time, Israel miscalculated. Tel Aviv didn't expect the scale, speed, or precision of Iran's retaliation. Neither did Washington. The shock was real. What followed ma…See the Story

From His Cell Phone, Trump Banalizes War and Peace

From His Cell Phone, Trump Banalizes War and Peace

With his messages on social media, Trump wants to invest himself as a "pacifier." Deaths and global uncertainty are an acceptable price to pay.The post From his cell phone, Trump banalizes war and peace appeared first on Free Letters.Read Article

Tamara Silva Bernaschina: “The Fantastic Is Not a Metaphor or a Symbol. It’s There”

The writer Urugaya publishes 'Larvas', a book of disturbing tales full of animals. The post Tamara Silva Bernaschina: "The fantastic is neither a metaphor nor a symbol. It is there" appeared first on Free Letters.Uruguay · Uruguay Read Article

The Cliché of Impressionism

At the age of 150, impressionism still enthuses and fills museum halls. Its subversion has given way to cliché, but that is not necessarily bad. The post The cliché of impressionism appeared first on Free Letters.Read Article

The Mirror Islands of What

In 'Fantastic Stories of True Islands' Ernesto Franco gathers islands that exist in the world map, although many are inaccessible or tiny, or uninhabited.The post The mirrored islands of what appeared first on Free Letters.Read Article

Run, Erase the Fingerprints!

To show the complete reintegration of Alfred Dreyfus into bourgeois comfort after his unjust condemnation and subsequent rehabilitation, a Parisian joke presented him in a hall, listening to rumors about an adulterous relationship and pointing out: “When the river sounds....” Naturally, as I recalled the Dreyfus case, I thought of the problems with the justice of the state attorney general. Equanimous articulists have compared Captain Dreyfus to…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Douglas Massey: "It's Easier to Attack Immigrants than Globalization"

León Krauze talks with the Asturias Princess Prize for Social Sciences 2025 about the causes and consequences of migration. The post Douglas Massey: “It’s easier to attack immigrants than globalization” appeared first on Free Letters.Read Article

Corruption Is Back in Fashion

There have been no alarms in the administration or governments, what we know is thanks to the investigation of a Civil Guard unit and to a large extent because one of the alleged evildoers decided to record others in case things were twisted.The post Corruption is back in fashion appeared first on Free Letters.Fashion Read Article

Veset – The Appeal of Niche and Nostalgia

Veset – The appeal of niche and nostalgia Lelde Ardava, COO, Veset In an increasingly crowded broadcast landscape, OTT services and broadcasters face the unending challenge of capturing and maintaining viewer attention. Strategies to expand viewership and increase engagement include expanding into new geographical regions, launching on new platforms, and investing in big budget original content, but of course the latter isn’t always an option. F…See the Story

Miguel Covarrubias: the Portrait of the 20th Century

The work of the Mexican painter Miguel Covarrubias (1904-1957), gathered in an exhibition, forms a mosaic that records the social and cultural changes of a complex century. The post Miguel Covarrubias: the portrait of the 20th century appeared first on Letras Libres.Mexico · Mexico Read Article

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