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Reviews in October 2009
LatAmRoB, Volume 3, Number 10
Empowered bastards
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Michael Caylo-Baradi analyses how Los bastardos by Mexican director Amat Escalante reverses the power dynamic for California’s undocumented labourers
Image courtesy of Kino International
Virtual dreams and nightmares
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A world where truth and virtual reality collide is depicted in the brilliant Sueños digitales by Edmundo Paz Soldán, who will be appearing at the Vancouver International Writers Festival this month
Photo: Vancouver Writers Festival Continue reading
Words in revolution
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Does the ‘democratisation of culture’ in Venezuela under Hugo Chávez spell indoctrination?
When it comes to publishing, the jury is still out, say Montague Kobbe and Adolfo Calero Continue reading
The loyal traitor
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Rosario Ferré’s A la sombra de tu nombre may allude to the shadow cast culturally across her native Puerto Rico
The poverty of abundance
The dynamic US-Mexico borderlands provide a valuable opportunity to explore the role ‘necessity’ plays in contemporary consumer culture Continue reading
A woman’s place is in her movement
Jane Jaquette brings readers interested in Latin American feminism up to date on why progress in some areas has been so limited Continue reading
Lost city… and opportunity
The Lost City was a labour of love for Andy Garcia but offers a strangely disconnected and predictably loaded vision of Cuban political history Continue reading
The Enduring Legacy: Oil, Culture, and Society in Venezuela
Días amarillos
A Walk to the River in Amazonia
Constructing Democratic Governance in Latin America
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