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Tired, Hungry, and Fed Up: Venezuelan Migrants Seek Refuge in Spain

Tired, Hungry, and Fed Up: Venezuelan Migrants Seek Refuge in Spain

by Dominic Torres
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Dominic Torres
Tradition Rings True at the Valenica Cathedral Bell Tower

Tradition Rings True at the Valenica Cathedral Bell Tower

Beyond the large bronze gates and inside the ancient stone walls sits the entrance to the “Torre del Micalet” (Tower of Little Michael). A…
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Eliza Green
From Rice Fields to Boat Excursions: How Tourism has changed El Palmar

From Rice Fields to Boat Excursions: How Tourism has changed El Palmar

Rows of boats float along the Albufera riverbed during a summer day in June in Valencia, Spain.
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Leslie Cano
Rolling Through the Years

Rolling Through the Years

A 42-year-old skateboarder shares his life-long memories of the sports and what it means to him.
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Gloria Mendoza Ruiz
Paella Pa Cuando?

Paella Pa Cuando?

By Sharon Cardona
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Sharon Beatrice Cardona
Corpus Christi Celebration Fills Valencia Streets With Floats, Dancers, Smiles

Corpus Christi Celebration Fills Valencia Streets With Floats, Danc...

By Sharon Cardona, Gloria Mendoza and Mia Azizah
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Mia Azizah
Cats de la Calle: Clinics, Cafes and Colonies in Valencia, Spain

Cats de la Calle: Clinics, Cafes and Colonies in Valencia, Spain

How would you feel if you knew that right now, 5,000 children are living on the streets, under cars, in abandoned and overgrown lots? Five…
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amelia williams
Baseball, One Man’s Escape From A Troubled Past

Baseball, One Man’s Escape From A Troubled Past

By: Rita La Vau
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Rita La Vau
A Glass of Café Keeps The Arts Alive and Thriving in Valencia

A Glass of Café Keeps The Arts Alive and Thriving in Valencia

By Jomar Jaramillo and Paige Farley
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Jomar Jaramillo
¿Qué dices?

¿Qué dices?

“València és la millor terrata del món.”
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amelia williams
Inside the Tribunal de Les Agüas: The World’s Oldest Court

Inside the Tribunal de Les Agüas: The World’s Oldest Court

Every Thursday as cathedral bells ring noon, eight men in black robes march to a semicircle of chairs in Plaza de la Virgen in Valencia…
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Elissa Esher
Black Music Finds its Groove in Valencia

Black Music Finds its Groove in Valencia

By Ashlyn Denson
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Ashlyn Denson
No more fiesta during siesta?

No more fiesta during siesta?

Globalization and competition is inflicting the way workers rest during Spain’s sunniest peak hours forcing many store owners and…
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Natalia Pourazar
An American’s First Impressions of Valencia, Spain

An American’s First Impressions of Valencia, Spain

This is my third trip to Spain but my first time in Valencia — the city from where Hemingway would report on the Spanish Civil War and…
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John Elliott
Life as a Lolita

Life as a Lolita

“When I’m in regular clothes, normally I feel like I’m in costume. Like I’m dressed like something I’m not.”
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Bianca Sayuri Valenzuela
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