It’s early afternoon in the Puerto Rican city of Ponce and it’s hot. A few blocks from this city’s beautifully quaint and sleepy colonial-era main square, on a small stage that has been set up under the shade of a leafy guava tree, speakers are addressing a crowd in a back-and-forth mix of Spanish and English. […]
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