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el corazon es el tambor del cuerpo y de la vida. tocalo!
Desde mis ojos
Sobre Yo
- wrki
- Oakland, California, United States
- 80%/18%/2% English/Spanish/Other-lingual Color de cacao, hija de boricuas, mujer hecho de almas fuerzas y curiosas
cosas que debo leer de vez en cuando
- Bitch Magazine
- Periodismo Ciudadano
- Global Voices en Español
- New America Media
- Global Voices Online
- Witness
- Guanabee - Spicy Coverage for the Latino in You
- Colors Magazine
- Global Voices Online
- Latin Beats Magazine Public Radio Listings
- Women of Color Blog
- bbc en espanol
- erika radio (tee hee, eclectic, like me!)
en el pasado
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August
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- I learned how to purl last night.
- 511.org Makes Me Anglicize City Names and It P!$$E...
- Happy Birthday, Elvis Costello
- Take Action, Get Action...
- No Time for Blog, Dr. Jones
- Miercoles.
- Weekend Outline
- one BILLION dollars...
- A Scanner Darkly
- monday night criollo
- weekend summary
- Today I Feel Like...
- Heh...pic of me from 2001, with crunchy twists...
- Peter Brady, It's Time to Change
- Gettin' Ill Wit' It
- Haiku Achoo!
- Spicy Lemonade
- Make Poverty History
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1 comment:
ONE is interesting because, finally, someone took clean governance into account. One need only look at why debt cancellation became an issue, and how it was tied into economic losses caused by government corruption.
ONE also differs from previous approaches because it no longer pretends that third world economies exist in a quasi-socialist vacuum where trade doesn't matter, or even exist. ONE finally seems to recognize that you cannot throw money at a problem to make it go away. This sounds elementary, but it represents a fairly radical shift in philosophy towards development aid.
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