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Jesús Malverde: The Narco Saint Worshipped in Mexico City and California

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By Geoffrey Gray
| Alta Journal Verified
The young man in hospital scrubs kneels before a street-corner altar and whispers a prayer. He keeps his white earbuds in, blocking out the howling orchestra of ambulances, car horns, sweet potato vendors, mechanics’ hammers and welding torches. In front of him rests a drying bouquet of flowers, melted candles, empty bottles of whiskey. In front of the kneeling healthcare worker, set just behind a narrow door and protected by a glass case, a life-size mannequin keeps watch over the corner.
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The California Novel No One Can Find

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By Geoffrey Gray
| Alta Journal Verified
I tell the taxi driver to floor it, the rare-book appraiser’s voice still burning in my ears. “There’s a copy in Mexico,” Rodrigo Agüero had said. His tone was firm, almost smug. Besides, he had specifics. “In the Fondo Reservado,” he added, naming one of the country’s most guarded literary vaults, which are home to treasures like a Mayan codex, letters from conquistadores, and, if his lead was right—a Yellow Bird.
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Manny Pacquiao’s Comeback-and His Son’s Debut

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By Geoffrey Gray
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Manny Pacquiao, the former boxing champion and Filipino politician, leans deep into the back booth of Nat Thai Food, a steamy little restaurant near his gym in Hollywood, and yawns. It’s the first day of training camp. He’s been up all night, having just flown in from Manila—and having just announced that after four years in retirement, and a failed bid to return to the Filipino Senate, he’s coming back to the ring on July 19, in Las Vegas. He’s a heavy underdog.
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