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In Other News

著者： Agencia EFE
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Ever wonder where to find different and curious news? Search no further, we bring you the stories that haven't made the headlines, but could make your day.Copyright Agencia EFE 政治・政府
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  • Feature Focus: Motilonas Rap, when hip-hop becomes an act of memory and hope

    Feature Focus: Motilonas Rap, when hip-hop becomes an act of memory and hope
    2026/07/02
    From Catatumbo, one of Colombia's most conflict-ridden regions, Denis Cáceres and Sol Ortega have turned rap into a tool for memory, resistance, and hope. As the artistic collective Motilonas Rap, these two women tell the story of a territory the country has long forgotten — but that still has beauty to share. EFE spoke to them about their music, their roots, and their dreams. Listen to find out more!
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    13 分
  • Feature Focus: Facing violence and overburdened systems, Colombia women support each other

    Feature Focus: Facing violence and overburdened systems, Colombia women support each other
    2024/12/02
    Feature Focus: Facing violence and overburdened systems, Colombia women support each other

    Amid impunity and a limited legal system against perpetrators, women's collectives provide an alternative path that gives victims access to information, resources, and even emotional support, which in dire situations can be the difference between life and death.EFE spoke to La Ramona, a women's collective based in Tunja, Colombia, who shared the struggles they face as a volunteer-based organization and the projects they're working on to aid victims of gender-based violence in a country where, on average, three women are murdered every day.
    Listen to find more! In Other News, a podcast by EFE News Agency.

    (Credit: EFE/Daniela Gutiérrez, Gabriela Santamaría e Íngrid Guzmán)
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    8 分
  • Feature Focus: Haiti, violence out of control

    Feature Focus: Haiti, violence out of control
    2024/06/12
    The multinational force authorized by the United Nations and led by Kenya is expected to arrive in Haiti soon to help restore order after armed gangs got completely out of control.
    The crisis has put the spotlight on Haiti, but its roots are complex and deep, EFE interviews author and researcher Jake Johnston, who studies the effects of foreign aid and intervention in the Caribbean country.
    Listen to find out more! In Other News, a podcast from EFE News Agency. We bring you the stories that didn't make the headlines, but could make your day.
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    10 分
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