Geographic Sound Recordings, 1987-2005

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Contains more than one hundred audiocassettes focused on specific countries, regional issues, or Latin America more broadly. Most countries in Latin America and Haiti are represented, particularly Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru. Topics include drug policies, politics and government, religion, police reform, civil society, Guatemala's peace process, and other human rights issues. Most recordings feature different localized conferences, seminars, brown bags, and other speaking events and include WOLA staff, visitors and scholars from Latin America, human rights groups, and other organizations.

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