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RUNDOWN FOR LATINO USA #346 FEEDING NOVEMBER 26, 1999.

SEGMENT #1:  "SURVIVING TORTURE AND THE SEARCH FOR HEALING"   
(26:03)
Latino USA's Maria Martin looks at the case of Sister Dianna Ortiz and 
how torture survivors cope through the difficult process of healing.


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SEGMENT #1
Part two of our story of the ordeal of Sister Dianna Ortiz ... her search 
for healing, and how her experience reflects that of thousands of 
other survivors of torture in Guatemala and around the world.  Also, 
writer Ana Castillo on the case of Sister Dianna.  Maria Martin has 
our story on this special edition of Latino USA.  (00:00)

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"SURVIVING TORTURE AND THE SEARCH FOR HEALING"  was made 
possible with funding from: The Paul Robeson Fund, The Fund For 
Investigative Journalism, and by The Kiplinger Public Affairs 
Program at Ohio State University.

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LUSA 347  PROMOS 

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THE EYES OF THE WORLD TURN TO SEATTLE, WASHINGTON FOR THE 
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WHERE LABOR DISPUTES AND CUBA'S PARTICIPATION REMAIN 
ONGOING ISSUES.

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AND CULTURE.