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The article examines an education project set up by Kallawaya campesinos in the 1980s, which taught literacy in Quechua and Aymara, and focusses on the production of the textbooks used in the school. The article argues for the revolutionary impact of decolonial education.

It's really difficult not to read this in the style of the Jet2 advert.

Isn't that a bearded John Cleese?

To be fair, all evidence suggests they completely gave up on the idea of winning games in the league after January

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📕BLAR's (44:2) BOOK REVIEW📕

5. Frederik Schulze (‪@unicologne.bsky.social‬) reviews The Social and Political Life of Latin American Infrastructure (2022 ‪@uolpress.bsky.social‬), edited by @jonathanalderman.bsky.social and Geoff Goodwin.

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Isn't that the UK secretary of state for work and pensions on the right?

Speaking ignorantly as someone outside the US, don't you also use the word supermarket? Although obviously what you'd buy in the supermarket would be groceries.

That would have been incredibly soft. A dive really.

It's popular all over Latin America. When I lived in Bolivia fifteen to twenty years ago it was on TV all the time. Everyone knows the show and the characters.

Without even reading the article I knew you must be referring to El Chavo del Ocho. The guy has good taste!

Rescind Trump's invitation

This is what we've been waiting for. Unprecedented times call for emergency podcasts!

That must have been an amazing trip!

Interesting!

This looks great!