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¿Cuánto cuesta realmente el café? Estudio revela el costo social y ambiental de producirlo

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By Fatima González Romero, Fátima Tous Romero Verified, Trevor Snapp
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg Línea — La producción de café en países como Honduras y Uganda genera costos sociales y ambientales que no se reflejan en el precio que pagan las empresas compradoras.
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Rising political violence stalks Tanzania, African `island of peace'

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By Trevor Snapp, Samuel Gebre, David Herbling Verified
| SFGate Verified
An opposition politician and a campaigner were hacked to death with machetes. A lawmaker's car was riddled with bullets and he was left fighting for his life. These shadowy attacks weren't in one of East Africa's war zones, but in Tanzania -- a country that hasn't seen serious upheaval in decades and whose populist president, John Magufuli, is on a mission to revitalize the region's second-biggest economy.
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Want to Fight Poverty? Just Give the Poor Cash

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By Matthew Philips Verified, Trevor Snapp
| Bloomberg News Verified
A new study by economists at Harvard and from MIT suggests that the best way to fight global poverty (PDF) is simply to give people cash and let them spend it however they want.
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Revolutionary Road

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By Trevor Snapp
| The New York Times Verified
In this preview of our Spring Men’s Fashion issue, on newsstands this Sunday, a photojournalist on assignment in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya finds the human?ty behind the headlines. A girl on the subway lets her auburn locks tumble down her back. I’m startled, and my heart skips a beat. Then I remember it’s O.K. I’m in New York, back in the unveiled world. The last subway I rode was in Cairo, rushing to photograph Tahrir Square.
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We Who Remain

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By Sam Wolson, Trevor Snapp, Greg Byers, Kevin Tsukii
| The New York Times Magazine Verified
In 2011, war broke out between the Sudan government and the rebel Sudan People’s Liberation Army-North (SPLA-N) in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. Today, outsiders rarely venture to this region. Humanitarian aid has been blocked, and Sudanese journalists are banned from covering the war, facing potential imprisonment for doing so.
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We Who Remain - Video - NYTimes.com

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By Trevor Snapp, Sam Wolson
| The New York Times Magazine Verified
By TREVOR SNAPP and SAM WOLSON | Mar. 13, 2017 | 15:00 A relentless war persists in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. Thousands of people have been forced to flee. This is the story of those who remain.
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Paddle8: On the Lido

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By Trevor Snapp, Roopa Gogineni
| paddle8.com
Description Lido Beach, Mogadishu, Somalia. Location This lot ships from Brooklyn, NY, US. About Roopa Gogineni & Trevor Snapp View Profile » Roopa Gogineni is a freelance photographer and documentary producer covering the East Africa region. In 2012 she was selected as a finalist for the Photo Lucida Critical Mass competition and for the Lucie Foundation E-apprentice mentorship program.
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