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Our Lost Border Essays On Life Amid The Narcoviolence Sarah Cortez

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Our Lost Border Essays On Life Amid The Narcoviolence Sarah Cortez
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Publisher: Arte Publico Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.42 MB
Pages: 280
Author: Sarah Cortez, Sergio Troncoso
ISBN: 9781558857520, 1558857524, B00E00ZM86
Language: English
Year: 2013

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Our Lost Border Essays On Life Amid The Narcoviolence Sarah Cortez by Sarah Cortez, Sergio Troncoso 9781558857520, 1558857524, B00E00ZM86 instant download after payment.

n his essay lamenting the loss of the Tijuana of his youth, Richard Mora remembers festive nights on Avenida Revolución, where tourists mingled with locals at bars. Now, the tourists are gone, as are the indigenous street vendors who sold handmade crafts along the wide boulevard. Instead, the streets are filled with army checkpoints and soldiers armed with assault rifles. "Multiple truths abound and so I am left to craft my own truth from the media accounts--the hooded soldiers, like the little green plastic soldiers I once kept in a cardboard shoe box, are heroes or villains, victims or victimizers, depending on the hour of the day," he writes.
With a foreword by renowned novelist Rolando Hinojosa and comprised of personal essays about the impact of drug violence on life and culture along the U.S.-Mexico border, the anthology combines writings by residents of both countries. Mexican authors Liliana Blum, Lolita Bosch and Diego Osorno write riveting, first-hand accounts about the clashes between the drug cartels and citizens' attempts to live despite the criminals. American authors, including José Antonio Rodríguez and José Skinner, focus on how the corruption and bloodshed have affected the bi-national and bi-cultural existence of families and individuals.
This collection reveals how this fragile way of life--between two cultures, languages and countries--has been undermined by the drug trade and the crime that accompanies it, with ramifications far beyond the border region.

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