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Coffee and COVID

The coffee dream

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Read Part I, “A harvest turned upside down,” Part II, “The 48-hour journey,” Part III, “Second home in a strange land,” and Part IV,...
Coffee and COVID

Making ends meet

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Read Part I, “A harvest turned upside down,” Part II, “The 48-hour journey,” and Part III, “Second home in a strange land.” It’s the moment...
Coffee and COVID

Second home in a strange land

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Read Part One, "A harvest turned upside down," and Part Two, "The 48-hour journey." Sergio’s friends are laughing at him. As the lanky 22-year-old stands in...
Coffee and COVID

The 48-hour journey

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Read the first part of the series here: "A harvest turned upside down." Máximo Palacios, 39, is a lean, quiet man with a slow smile....
Coffee and COVID

A harvest turned upside down

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“Gracias a Dios, ya llegó Máximo.” Thank God. Máximo has arrived. Minor Jiménez has had a long day. Last night, he set his alarm clock...
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