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Three Miami brothers built an animation app children are using to create digital images on ...

Finger Lakes Times 24 Aug 2022
The Meson brothers grew up making movies with VHS cameras and making stop-motion animation with Legos in the remote, small desert city of Salta, Tartagal, close to the Bolivia border. In 2009, the brothers started making money from a radio streaming app they created for fun called XiiaLive. The next year, they launched Visual Blasters ... .
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Indigenous women explain what’s at stake in Argentina’s abortion debate

Open Democracy 26 Dec 2020
“I work in an indigenous radio station and, with my colleagues, weave words together ... Amid the recent debates, Edith Martiarena, a Wichí presenter at an indigenous radio station in Tartagal, Salta province, told legislators that native women and girls “personally endure the inequities of poverty”, which “oblige us to be mothers by force”.
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30 police officers killed after coach drives off cliff

Topix 14 Dec 2015
The bus carrying Argentine border patrol officers crashed down into a ravine in the northern province of Salta today, provincial emergency director Ernesto Flores told local radio station La Red.
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Quake strikes Argentina; One dead

Otago Daily Times 17 Oct 2015
We have one fatality, who was crushed," Hector Romero, mayor of El Galpon, some 160km from Salta's capital, told a local radio station ... Salta.
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Melodic Art-Tet: Melodic Art-Tet (2013)

All About Jazz 27 Feb 2014
IN ITALIAN. By ALBERTO BAZZURRO, ... Si tratta del Melodic Art-Tet, prodotto abbastanza tipico del cosiddetto loft jazz, colto in una registrazione radiofonica alla newyorkese WKCR, la radio della Columbia University, il 15 ottobre 1974. Salta subito all'occhio la presenza di un ventiduenne William Parker William Parker. b.1952. bass, acoustic ... b.1940 ... .
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Argentines outraged over police interrogation

Sacramento Bee 20 Jul 2012
... two half-naked suspects in provincial Salta ... Nobel Peace Prize winner Adolfo Pérez Esquivel told Radio Salta Friday that Argentina's politicians have long ignored police torture.
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>Argentines outraged over police interrogation

Seattle Post 20 Jul 2012
... suspects in provincial Salta ... Nobel Peace Prize winner Adolfo Pérez Esquivel told Radio Salta Friday that Argentina's politicians have long ignored police torture.
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Argentines outraged over interrogation captured on cellphone; blame police for rising crime

Star Tribune 20 Jul 2012
... shows officers abusing two half-naked suspects in provincial Salta ... Nobel Peace Prize winner Adolfo Prez Esquivel told Radio Salta Friday that Argentina's politicians have long ignored police torture.
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Video: UFO in Argentina

The Examiner 13 Jun 2011
Check out the image . A report by io9 claims that Sanchez was approximately 180 kilometers west of the city of Salta when he took a series of photographs. He didn't see the UFO until later when he looked at the pictures. Advertisement. Nestor Sanchez is the financial columnist for Salta's Channel 11 and host of a radio talk show on Radiodos, FM 93.
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Talking about value wines on A Matter of Taste

The Examiner 17 Jan 2009
Add a Comment by Liza Zimmerman, SF Wine & Cocktail Examiner « Previous It was fun catching up with my friend David Cane on his culinary, radio travel program last Sunday. He and I and his fabulous wife Rachel had all been in Argentina together in October on a fascinating and action and meat-packed trip to Salta, in Northern Argentina.
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Dino and Jose Saluzzi: Family Guys

All About Jazz 02 Jun 2008
Saluzzi was born in 1935 in Campo Santo, a small city in the mountainous Argentine province of Salta, and learned music in the context of daily life without access to radio, recordings, or formal concerts ... Dino, I've read that when you were growing up in Salta there were no recordings in your house, and that music was just part of daily life.
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Tom Salta Interview

Shacknews 08 Dec 2004
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King Africa Just Wants to Have Fun

Newsday 27 Jan 2002
King Africa recently triumphed in Puerto Rico with a two-week tour at the end of December, dominating radio airplay and making several television appearances. Their next single, "Salta 2001," originally was a big hit in Chile and Argentina in 1993, and there are plans for a new album in the spring, with some English lyrics sprinkled in. Could a U.S ... .
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Budget Pact Calms Markets in Argentina

International Herald Tribune 18 Jul 2001
de la Rua said after the signing of the pact ... "This is a step we must take to restore financial credit to the nation and the provinces," Governor Juan Carlos Romero of the province of Salta, acting as spokesman for the Peronist Party, said on radio ...   ...  .   . ... .. .
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Backing for Argentine Austerity Boosts Markets

Yahoo Daily News 17 Jul 2001
By Herbert Lash ... ``The country needed consensus, that we would be seen working together ... ``It will bring confidence to the markets.'' ... ``This is a step we must take to restore financial credit to the nation and the provinces,'' Governor Juan Carlos Romero of Salta province, acting as spokesman for his Peronist colleagues, said to local radio ... .

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