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“The dead are what’s absent, forgotten, inert. A bell rings out its loneliness swaying amid the roses.” A poem by Nancy Morejón, translated, from the Spanish, by Pamela Carmell. https://t.co/ZXBhTzsuTW — PolitiTweet.org

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Cristina Rivera Garza’s characters “are not so much people as exposed nerve endings,” @mervatim writes. https://t.co/RyJFVvBIbU — PolitiTweet.org

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Carlos Cevallos, 84, and his brother Miguel, 81, make custom signs and posters using Sharpies and poster paints. Miguel does the layouts and the lettering, and Carlos does the coloring. https://t.co/Mt9H24mHNo — PolitiTweet.org

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