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Why do we miss 2016?

Why do we miss 2016?

First of a series exploring the defining moments of the past decade.On this episode of The Stream, we look at the 2016 social media trend and ask: “Why do we miss 2016?” The past decade has seen a surge of new ways of self-expression online, but somehow, netizens reminisce
Cuba: Technological Disobedience

Cuba: Technological Disobedience

In US-blockaded Cuba, ingenious mechanics and inventors revive old machines in order to survive during a time of scarcity.When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, Cuba was plunged into crisis. Fuel, food and spare parts vanished almost overnight. This character-led documentary shows how common Cubans refused to give up
Where the Silence Breaks | Ep 3 – Colombia

Where the Silence Breaks | Ep 3 – Colombia

As part of Colombia’s peace process, former National Army soldiers confess to taking part in extrajudicial killings to the victims’ families.Colombia continues to navigate the fragile aftermath of more than five decades of armed conflict. Although the 2016 peace agreement formally ended hostilities between the state and the FARC-EP

Why do we miss 2016?

Why do we miss 2016?
First of a series exploring the defining moments of the past decade.On this episode of The Stream, we look at the 2016 social media trend and ask: “Why do we miss 2016?” The past decade has seen a surge of new ways of self-expression online, but somehow, netizens reminisce

Cuba: Technological Disobedience

Cuba: Technological Disobedience
In US-blockaded Cuba, ingenious mechanics and inventors revive old machines in order to survive during a time of scarcity.When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, Cuba was plunged into crisis. Fuel, food and spare parts vanished almost overnight. This character-led documentary shows how common Cubans refused to give up

Where the Silence Breaks | Ep 3 – Colombia

Where the Silence Breaks | Ep 3 – Colombia
As part of Colombia’s peace process, former National Army soldiers confess to taking part in extrajudicial killings to the victims’ families.Colombia continues to navigate the fragile aftermath of more than five decades of armed conflict. Although the 2016 peace agreement formally ended hostilities between the state and the FARC-EP