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Jovan, Sobukwe, and Anthony are joined by a panel of activists and citizens to talk about situations in Honduras and at the borders. Learn about US involvement, complicity, and the state of martial law that has been declared in the midst of protest against a stolen election.
We also hear some more about GLAHR, Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights end of the year celebration.
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