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Adelante! Trump, Latin America and the world: an inspiring and empowering conference
BEN CHACKO appreciates the largest Adelante! conference yet, and how much there was to learn about decolonisation and defiance across Latin America and beyond
Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel, centre, and Raul Castro, left, hold Cuban flags during a march marking the 172nd anniversary of the birth of national independence hero Jose Marti last month
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MAT COWARD looks back to a 1931 protest against mass unemployment featuring a young Ewan MacColl
ALEIDA GUEVARA, daughter of Che, leading a packed hall in singing the Internationale.
Diplomats from Cuba, Venezuela and Colombia assessing the impact of Trump’s trade wars and mass deportations on Latin America. Break-out sessions looking at the continent’s place in black liberation, the new cold war and the rise of the global South.
The annual Adelante! conference, held in the National Education Union’s Hamilton House HQ yesterday, was as inspirational and intellectually stimulating as ever, and larger than ever before — with the audience filling overflow rooms as well as the main Mander Hall for the plenary sessions.
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