Life on Caracas hillsides under orange brick poverty
The Barretos live amid orange brick shacks and steep stairs above Caracas, part of a vast marginalized population. The piece notes high crime, government limits on data, steep commutes, and widespread poverty in the barrios, where many families survive on $300-$500 monthly and half the children are illegitimate.
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Carmel Bareto
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Steve Tate
Dave Pyatt
Bob Himes
Jim Baker
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Jaycees
Conrad Grant
Tom Neff
Joe Dymek
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OPEC
U.S
Boston
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Calvin Kiein
Humberto Calderon Berti
Evening programs at Harpers Ferry Park offered free
The Interior Dept Division of Interpretation hosts free Friday and Saturday evening programs at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. Campfires start 8:30 pm on the lawn near the Visitor Center. Saturday’s 8:30 pm program, A Voice From the Past, features a 19th century figure sharing events that shaped the town. Public, no reservations. info at 304-535-0371 ext 6329.
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U.S. Department of the Interior
Division of Interpretation and Visitor Services
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Wagner
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