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Venezuelan Photographer Silvana Trevale Uses New Book to Reframe Narratives Around Youth and Identity

“Our identity isn’t only defined by the crisis,” photographer Silvana Trevale said of her long-term project documenting young Venezuelans. Venezuelan

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Greenhouse Amnesty Offers Lifeline to Spain’s Shadow Workforce

Nijar-Hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants in Spain could gain legal status under a government-backed amnesty program, offering new opportunities

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Iraqi Migrant Describes Perilous Smuggling Route Across Europe After Threats at Home

“I kept thinking that if I died in it I might never be found.” An Iraqi migrant who travelled through

Cuba’s elderly struggle as economic crisis deepens and migration drains support networks

Havana— Cuba’s elderly population is facing mounting hardship as the island’s deepening economic crisis, shrinking state subsidies and large-scale emigration