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In the Afro-Ecuadorian neighborhood of Las Malvinas, the community came together to support a woman after the death of her 16-year-old son, previously detained by the military. While the State remains silent, neighbors organize collective help and young people use music and drums as forms of protest and healing. Community leaders demand recognition, justice and reparations for structural racism. Report by Carolina Mella.
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