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El álbum del Mundial conecta a generaciones de familias migrantes

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By Rommel H Ojeda 
| Documented
Cuando Santiago Ramírez tenía 8 años, recorría las calles de Quetzaltenango, en Guatemala, coleccionando tapas de Coca-Cola. Era 1990, el año en el que el Mundial se jugó en Italia. Recuerda que Coca-Cola organizó una promoción en la que cada tres tapas podían canjearse por un sobre con estampas del codiciado álbum de Panini. El álbum — publicado cada cuatro años — incluía imágenes de destacados jugadores de las selecciones participantes.
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Immigrant Families in New York Bond Over Nostalgic World Cup Sticker Albums

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By Rommel H Ojeda 
| Documented
Santiago Ramírez remembers scouring the roads of Quetzaltenango, in Guatemala, when he was 8, looking for as many Coca-Cola caps as possible. It was 1990, the year the World Cup took place in Italy, and the soft-drink-company had a promotion where three recycled caps could be traded for a pack of stickers made by the Panini company featuring famous soccer stars.
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‘Death By a Thousand Cuts’: Longer Renewal Times Are Making DACA Recipients Deportable

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By Rommel H Ojeda 
| The Fulcrum (U.S.)
Eva Santos Veloz used to spend her days in neighborhoods across New York City, meeting residents and attending protests. As a community affairs organizer for a local nonprofit, her work — perhaps surprisingly — also required her to travel to other states sometimes. But it was always the personal interactions with people that the 36-year-old mother says she enjoyed the most. However, since mid-February, Santos Veloz has been unable to work.
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