This Week on Americas Now: Giving Migrants Their Names Back
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Every year, countless migrants risk everything to cross the U.S.-Mexico border—but some never make it. At least 75 people died attempting the journey last year, many without an ID. Join John Zarrella as he meets the dedicated scientists and volunteers in Texas working tirelessly to identify the nameless and bring closure to grieving families.
The Hidden Roots of Mexico: An Afro-Mexican Town's Untold Story
Tucked away in the Sierra Madre mountains of Coahuila lies a rural town founded by enslaved Africans escaping the United States. Correspondent Alasdair Baverstock explores the rich history, cultural legacy, and resilience of this Afro-Mexican community that has preserved its identity against all odds.
Riding the Sun: Argentina’s First Solar-Powered Train in Jujuy
In the breathtaking landscapes of Jujuy, Argentina, a historic trade route has just made history again. Now home to the country’s first solar-powered electric train, the valley—already a UNESCO World Heritage site—blends ancient tradition with futuristic sustainability.
Enrique Tábara Returns to DC: A Latin American Art Legacy Revisited"
Ecuadorian artist Enrique Tábara debuted his art in Washington, D.C. in 1964. Sixty years later, his bold, abstract vision returns to the same institution—now the Organization of American States—for a retrospective that celebrates his enduring influence on Latin American modernism.
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