Bilingual materials — English/Spanish. – Page 4

Carlos Castro Saavedra / read by Ines Delgado de Torres.

Reading of four poems by Saavedra, a modern Latin American poet.|CARLOS CASTRO SAAVEDRA / read by Ines Delgado de Torres. – Reading of four poems by Carlos Castro Saavedra, a modern Latin American poet. In Spanish and English. – BROADCAST: WBAI, 21 Apr. 1963.

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Platero and I / by Juan Ramon Jimenez ; read by Camillo Riili and Gene Endres.

Reading of selections from Jimenez’s book.

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Cuba, 1960 / interviews by Victor Rabinowitz.

Cuban officials, Cesar Lare, Julio Juarel, Armando Hart, and Francisco Solas Casas discuss conditions in their country.

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Don’t let them kill me / by Juan Rulfo ; read by Peter Glusker.

Reading.

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Women in Central America / Nora Roman ; produced by Jude Thilman.

An interview with the National Coordinator of Somos Hermanas, a multi-racial organization of lesbian and straightwomen which initiates projects to educate and organize Central American women in their fights against war, poverty andmilitarism.|WOMEN IN CENTRAL AMERICA / Nora Roman| produced by Jude Thilman. – A bilingual interview with the National Coordinator of Somos Hermanas, a…

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Household workers rights in the Bay Area / produced by Nancy Delaney, Nava Mirrachi, and Ambar Borenstein.

Debra Lynn Dodd, author of “Natural and Nontoxic,” Kathleen Kahler of the American Lung Association, and others discuss the potential health hazards of housecleaning products, how to protect oneself, and alternative products. Includes actuality from the June, 1985 bilingual workshop on Household Workers Rights.|HOUSEHOLD WORKERS RIGHTS IN THE BAY AREA / produced by Nancy Delaney,…

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Dr. Bonaparte fighting for justice : a psychotherapist’s personal perspective / interviewed by Reyna Cowan ; translated by Robin Marsh, Janet Greenberg, and Sylvia Malloy.

An Argentinian psychotherapise, Ms. Bonaparte, discusses the 1975 kidnapping, toruturing, and killing of her husband, 3 of 4 children, and 2 sons-in-law. She goes on to recount her escape to Mexico in 1976, and her current work with victims of physical and psychological torture.

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