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After Shock

"The night of the earthquake I was by myself; I lived alone. I thought, like so many Chileans, that it was the end of the world. I thought, above all, about how I had no one to protect."

The Body Politic

by Emily Witt,

The battle over Pablo Neruda’s corpse.

The Day of the Sea

by Annie Murphy,

Bolivia’s dogged quest to reclaim its lost coastline

Introducing the February Issue

by Ellen Rosenbush,

Christopher Ketcham investigates Cliven Bundy’s years-long battle with the BLM, Michael Ames examines the economics of incarceration, Annie Murphy reflects on Bolivia’s lost coast, and more

The Body Politic

by Emily Witt,

The battle over Pablo Neruda’s corpse

Introducing the January 2015 Issue

by Ellen Rosenbush,

Jen Percy examines women's rights in liberated Afghanistan, Sam Frank hangs out with Silicon Valley's apocalyptic libertarians, Emily Witt analyzes Pinochet's legacy in Chile, and more

By Night In Chile

by Lola Arias,

By Lola Arias, from her play The Year I Was Born, recently produced at the Under the Radar Festival, in New York. During the performance, eleven Chilean actors presented autobiographical…

Open Happiness

by J. Hoberman,

No and the magic system of advertising

Learning from Sting

by Ariel Dorfman,

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Art by Fred Tomaselli,

Weekly Review

by Paul Ford,

President George W. Bush gave a radio address for Memorial Day weekend, invoking the sacrifice of 4,071 U.S. soldiers in Iraq and 432 in Afghanistan. Later, for the last time…

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After Shock

The Body Politic

The Day of the Sea

Introducing the February Issue

The Body Politic

Introducing the January 2015 Issue

By Night In Chile

Open Happiness

Learning from Sting

Untitled

Weekly Review

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