Cyclones of Violence
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Aftermath of Agatha in Santiago. Photo by Andres Sosof
Cleaning up ash in Villa Nueva a town quite close to the volcano. Photo by Nancy Morales/Fotokids 2010
Cleaning up ash in Villa Nueva a town quite close to the volcano. Photo by Nancy Morales/Fotokids 2010
Photo of Daniel Alejandro Martínez, a sonsoneño trained at Harvard in Social Sciences and Philosophy.
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