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On the final episode of The LatinNews Podcast for 2023, we ask Ronald Alfaro-Redondo, a researcher in Political Science at the University of Costa Rica and at the State of the Nation Program, how Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves can build on popular discontent with the country's long-established political elites? 

Alfaro-Redondo leads us through a complex weave of issues facing President Chaves, not least regarding the political class in Costa Rica but also, the rise of populism in the region, his approval ratings, press attacks, the future of the welfare state and the presence of drugs gangs in Costa Rica affecting the nation's security. 

Latin America is discussed for the hour, interesting facts are given, plus a real-life experience in the Country #latinamerica #latincuisine

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Khary Pestaina, a writer, historian, and award winning educator based in South Florida, joins @jxstFE and @Vina9ine in episode 6. Topics covered include Black Lives Matter, Colin Kaepernick, Miami in the 90's, and the education system. Khary brings a lot of facts and research based knowledge in the history of African diasporic traditions as well as the Caribbean, Latin and North America. As a member of the Organization of American Historians, Khary encourages listeners to read and discover all that is a part of your culture!