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Las Mujeres de Juarez Mexico, is a very important and awful conflict that has been going on since 1993. Las Mujeres de Juarez are women and young girls that are kidnapped and held as prisoners As a Latina all these unsolved murders of young Mexican women really frightens me and the people who live in mexico, i have family in Mexico, i worry that this can happen to one of my love ones, but it mostly amazes me how the police and the Government can't find the people who are responsible for the hundreds of murders of these women and young mexican girls. The families of these victoms have many questions that no one can answer. these cases of all these inocent women are put away and maintaine a mystery.
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Las Mujeres de Juarez Mexico, is a very important and awful conflict that has been going on since 1993. Las Mujeres de Juarez are women and young girls that are kidnapped and held as prisoners As a Latina all these unsolved murders of young Mexican women really frightens me and the people who live in mexico, i have family in Mexico, i worry that this can happen to one of my love ones, but it mostly amazes me how the police and the Government can't find the people who are responsible for the hundreds of murders of these women and young mexican girls. The families of these victoms have many questions that no one can answer. these cases of all these inocent women are put away and maintaine a mystery.
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Review of Las Mujeres de JuarezYanira Flores, of Pulse of Portland Music Project, has created a heart wrenching piece on a subject I had never heard of. Over a haunting soundtrack Yanira conducts interviews that illuminate the mystery of an all too common problem in Mexico. I would like to know who her subjects were but each one is able to connect her topic to their personal life. “We hear about it and it kind of makes you feel unsafe to go back to your country.”
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Broadcast History
Mostly where i got my information is by the all the news that were on television and research that I myself researched, it was on spanish news papers.
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INTRO:what do you think and know about Las Mujeres de Juarez.
OUTRO:Las Mujeres de Juarez.
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| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
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| Time is an ocean and Arabesque | soloviolinmusic.com | 01:38 |
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The students of Renaissance Arts Academy.
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Hansi Wang
Posted on May 09, 2009 at 12:42 AM | Permalink
Review of "las mujeres de Juarez"
I was intrigued by the beginning of the piece, as I initially thought that the vox pop was to establish the premise that Las Mujeres de Juarez Mexico is an under-covered story in the American media. But this point becomes clear after hearing just the first few voices in the chorus calling for more media attention and government action. I wanted to learn more about the history of this conflict and hear more personal stories from those directly affected by it. I would encourage the producer to work on a follow-up story that incorporates interviews with the survivors of this conflict and their family members, and more information about what the Mexican government is currently doing in terms of security and what it should be doing. This kind of reporting would help fill the need for more information about Las Mujeres de Juarez Mexico. Like the previous reviewer Ness, I found the haunting music to be a perfect fit for the tone of this piece. I also would have appreciated identification for the people interviewed in this piece.