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Hernán Crespo
Hernán Crespo is an award winning filmmaker, writer and journalist with a background in global affairs and inclination towards humanitarian issues, geopolitics, environment, international trade and armed conflicts. Graduate degrees in both Political Science and International Relations. Currently based in Spain.
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Spanish archaeologists uncover mass graves with victims of Franco’s regime.
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Spanish archaeologists uncover mass graves with victims of Franco’s regime.
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Exhumaciones a víctimas del franquismo Después de que arqueólogos españoles encontraran los huesos de Timoteo Mendieta, víctima del franquismo, hay más de 150 personas que pidieron la identificación de los restos de sus familiares.
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Anti-militarism groups clash in Madrid over defence exhibition (euronews)
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Spanish weapons in the international market (euronews)
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Spanish weapons in the international market (euronews)
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Climate Scientist (Report for UNTV)
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Water Shortage (Report for UNTV)
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Family (Report for UNTV)
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Abandoned Winery (Report for UNTV)
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Argentina: Home of Malbec Wines United Nations - Famous for its Malbec wines, Argentina is bringing various blends to tables around the world. But climate change is threatening the sustainability of the wine making industry forcing vineyard owners to adjust their production techniques to mitigate the effects a changing climate may have on Malbec wines in Mendoza province.
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Argentina: The Nuclear Solution On Cancer United Nations - More than 12 million people globally are diagnosed with cancer each year. But what used to be a death-sentence now needn’t be. In Argentina, cutting-edge technology is offering new hope.
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Argentina: The Woman Winemaker United Nations - Famous for its Malbec wines, Argentina is bringing various blends to tables around the world.
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Still of the documentary 'Confines: The Crossing of the Pacific'.
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Stories
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Spain’s Ferrovial accused of profiting from Australia’s mistreatment of refugees on Nauru
Madrid, Spain • Politics, Current Affairs, Social • October 1 @ 12:00am
The Spanish corporation, responsible for running the Australian government’s migrants detention centre, is making ‘millions of dollars from a system that amounts to torture of refugees and people seeking asylum’, Amnesty International has said. A spokesperson from Ferrovial has denied any... Read more
