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Nature Attractions In San Fidel

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Sky City Casino

Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano

El Malpais National Monument

Jemez Hot Springs: Home of The Giggling Springs

Sky City Cultural Center & Haak'u Museum

El Morro National Monument

Chaco Culture National Historical Park

San Fidel is a census-designated place in Cibola County, New Mexico, United States. Its population was 138 as of the 2010 census. San Fidel has a post office with ZIP code 87049, which opened on December 24, 1910. New Mexico State Road 124 passes through the community. The Acoma Curio Shop, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is located in San Fidel.
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EPIC Madrid Food Tour (10 AMAZING stops)

The TOP 10 dishes in Madrid! Tortilla española, calamari sandwich, hot chocolate, tapas, jamón, vermouth, secret nun’s cookies and more! This is the delicious Madrid food tour I give to my friends when they visit! Beware - it's EPIC!

1. WELCOME TO SPAIN REVEALED!

Las Vegas and The Grand Canyon RoadTrip - Traveling Robert

We drive fro Las Vegas, Nevada to the Grand Canyon South Rim, Arizona, passing by Hoover Dam on the way. February 2013.
Music available in iTunes:

Cuba Wikipedia travel guide video. Created by Stupeflix.com

Create your own video on ! Castillo de
los Tres Reyes del Morro (Morro Castle (fortress), built in 1589 to
guard the eastern entrance to Havana bay. Grand Theater of Havana
(Teatro Garcia Lorca). Bullet ridden truck used in the attack on the
Presidential Palace in Havana by the Directorio Revolucionario and the
Organizacion Autentica in 1957. Presidential Palace in Havana, now the
Museum of the Revolution. A so-called 'yank tank', one of the many
remaining U.S. cars in Cuba, imported prior to the United States
embargo against Cuba. Fidel Castro and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre
Trudeau join together in song, January 1976. The courtyard of one of
the free museums in Havana, the 'Casa de Simón Bolívar'. accessdate
=2006-07-09 }}. School children playing jump-rope in between classes at
an elementary school in the Cuban countryside. Catedral de San
Cristóbal de la Habana (Cathedral of Saint Christopher of Havana). A
Cuban state hotel. Cuba, the largest of the Caribbean holiday islands,
is becoming an increasingly popular tourist destination.

Documental La Ruta del Che

ESP - Después de comandar la revolución en Cuba e intentarlo en el Congo, el Che llega al sureste de Bolivia para organizar una nueva revolución que uniera todo el continente. Ésta es la historia de esa última lucha de quizás el más honesto, transparente y sacrificado líder de izquierda contada por los habitantes de la región. Historia de nuestro continente hace 50 años, no tan desconectada de lo que vivimos hoy.
ENG - After commanding the revolution in Cuba and trying it in the Congo, Che arrives in the southeast of Bolivia to organize a new revolution that would unite the entire continent. This is the story of that last struggle of perhaps the most honest, transparent and sacrificial left leader counted by the inhabitants of the region. History of our continent 50 years ago, not so disconnected from what we live today.

Para leer sobre mi viaje y la filmación de este doc / To read about my travel and shooting film:

***CRÉDITOS***
Realización: Pablo Magariños
Sonido: Guzmán de la Sovera
Música: Juan Acebo
Diseño: Agustina Ludueña
**2018**

The Indigenous State: Race, Politics, and Performance in Plurinational Bolivia

Book talk with Dr. Nancy Postero, Anthropology, University of California San Diego.

What happens when indigenous organizations and political parties control the state? In 2005, Bolivia elected its first indigenous president, Evo Morales. Taking power in a “democratic cultural revolution”, Morales promised to create a new form of state and a “decolonized” society privileging indigenous people. This talk, drawing from the 2017 UC Press book of the same title, examines the discourses, policies, and practices of the Morales government to see how indigenous ideas and values were taken up by the state, and what difference it has made for formerly oppressed groups.

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Talk organized by Dr. Joel Correia, with support from the Center for Latin American Studies and the Anthropology Department.

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