FUTURTA

This is Latino USA, the Radio Journal of News and Kultura.

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I'm Maria Inuosa.

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And while the country is struggling to deal with these problems...

We listen to the stories of Black and Latinos...

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A writer is always a kind of foreigner,

wherever he's moving and wherever he's writing about.

From Futura Media and PRX,

it's Latino USA, I'm Marianne Hosa.

Today, the strangeness of everyday life in the writings of

Argentinian author Samantha Schweblin. Schweblin. Writer Samantha Schweblin was born in Argentina in 1978 a couple of years after the start of a violent dictatorship in her country.

I was a baby when the military coup was happening.

Of course I couldn't understand what was going on, but I have a very vivid memory of

danger, darkness.

More than 40 years have passed, but some things have stayed with Samantha.

I remember once being in the car with my dad and my mom,

and just the look of a woman who was at the back of another car.

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