One positive thing about a border fence...
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- Greg Weeks
- I am Professor of Political Science & Latin American Studies
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My 13 year old son Ben got into the Mexican snacks Takis, which are spiced rolled tortilla chips. He and I did a taste test of Takis Fuego a...
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- One positive thing about a border fence...
- 10K + kids
- Ecuador
- The Search for Neofascism
- TV Martí
- The "impossible vote"
- Landlocked Bolivia
- A good day
- Unintended consequences of immigration policy
- Venezuela and Chile
- The devil went down to the UN
- The latest on Congress and immigration
- Charlotte's Immigration Study Commission
- Professors selling lectures
- The UN race continues
- Padres back in first
- Illegal immigrants and worker's comp
- The Chile-Cuba comparison
- AMLO backing down
- Immigration enforcement
- Immigration and race in NC
- More thoughts on Latin American non-alignment
- Uruguay and a new Non-Aligned Movement
- AMLO and the army
- Baseball in Charlotte
- My first podcast
- Ron Chernow's Alexander Hamilton
- Pinochet
- Chile and Venezuela
- Mariano Azuela's The Underdogs
- Cuba
- The race for the Security Council continues
- Defense conflict in South America
- Day in the life of Hugo Chávez
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