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climateadaptation:

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univisionnews:

In Mexico, a lavish cemetery for narcos

By: GERARDO REYES and TOMAS OCAÑA

“Even in death they live the good life”, says Javier Valdez, coordinator of the Rio Doce weekly newspaper in Sinaloa, of the narco-cemetery that sits just outside of Culiacán, the state’s violence-ridden capital.

Valdez guided Univision Investiga on an exclusive tour of the Jardines de Humaya cemetery, a place dotted with lavish mausoleums housing the remains of some of Sinaloa’s most notorious druglords. But even in death, they’re not safe from their enemies.

The opulent cemetery clashes with the poor neighborhood that surrounds it, a reflection of the narco culture that pervades Culiacán with the presence of the Sinaloa Cartel, headed by the infamous Chapo Guzmán.

hautekills:

Alexander McQueen s/s 2009

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Alexander McQueen s/s 2009

inothernews:

A lava lake glows in Halemaumau vent, with Pu’u O’o vent on the left and the Milky Way shimmering in the sky overhead, on Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.  (Photo: G. Brad Lewis / Barcroft Media via The Telegraph)

inothernews:

A lava lake glows in Halemaumau vent, with Pu’u O’o vent on the left and the Milky Way shimmering in the sky overhead, on Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.  (Photo: G. Brad Lewis / Barcroft Media via The Telegraph)

fotojournalismus:

A Palestinian woman stands in front of a destroyed house by Gaza’s border with Egypt in Rafah, Feb. 13, 2007. Under this house, a dozen Palestinians work at night, clandestinely digging an 800-meter-long tunnel to smuggle weapons from Egypt into Gaza.
[Credit : Alexandra Boulat]

fotojournalismus:

A Palestinian woman stands in front of a destroyed house by Gaza’s border with Egypt in Rafah, Feb. 13, 2007. Under this house, a dozen Palestinians work at night, clandestinely digging an 800-meter-long tunnel to smuggle weapons from Egypt into Gaza.

[Credit : Alexandra Boulat]

climateadaptation:

A must watch. This is how you do good news.

univisionnews:

In Mexico, a lavish cemetery for narcos

By: GERARDO REYES and TOMAS OCAÑA

“Even in death they live the good life”, says Javier Valdez, coordinator of the Rio Doce weekly newspaper in Sinaloa, of the narco-cemetery that sits just outside of Culiacán, the state’s violence-ridden capital.

Valdez guided Univision Investiga on an exclusive tour of the Jardines de Humaya cemetery, a place dotted with lavish mausoleums housing the remains of some of Sinaloa’s most notorious druglords. But even in death, they’re not safe from their enemies.

The opulent cemetery clashes with the poor neighborhood that surrounds it, a reflection of the narco culture that pervades Culiacán with the presence of the Sinaloa Cartel, headed by the infamous Chapo Guzmán.

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Alexander McQueen s/s 2009

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inothernews:

A lava lake glows in Halemaumau vent, with Pu’u O’o vent on the left and the Milky Way shimmering in the sky overhead, on Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.  (Photo: G. Brad Lewis / Barcroft Media via The Telegraph)

inothernews:

A lava lake glows in Halemaumau vent, with Pu’u O’o vent on the left and the Milky Way shimmering in the sky overhead, on Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.  (Photo: G. Brad Lewis / Barcroft Media via The Telegraph)

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fotojournalismus:

A Palestinian woman stands in front of a destroyed house by Gaza’s border with Egypt in Rafah, Feb. 13, 2007. Under this house, a dozen Palestinians work at night, clandestinely digging an 800-meter-long tunnel to smuggle weapons from Egypt into Gaza.
[Credit : Alexandra Boulat]

fotojournalismus:

A Palestinian woman stands in front of a destroyed house by Gaza’s border with Egypt in Rafah, Feb. 13, 2007. Under this house, a dozen Palestinians work at night, clandestinely digging an 800-meter-long tunnel to smuggle weapons from Egypt into Gaza.

[Credit : Alexandra Boulat]

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