The nearby snowcaps of the Cordillera Real ram the point home.
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Cordillera Peoples Alliance said Lee is a human rights worker and paralegal volunteer for both their organization and the Ifugao Peasant Movement, a local farmers group that opposes military presence in villages in the north's Cordillera region.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "I have always felt that time passes more slowly in Chile," says Patricio Guzmán early in The Cordillera of Dreams (La Cordillera de los sueños), which premiered at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
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Rogelio was born in a village in the cordillera, and is Jalq'a himself.
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He obtained the sample from the Cordillera Septentrional mountain range in the Dominican Republic.
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"The Cordillera of Dreams" is a beautiful film about nightmares that have yet to end.
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Search crews are looking for people reported missing in the mountainous Cordillera region, Tolentino said.
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To this day, in some parts of the Cordillera violence between tribes seeking revenge breaks out.
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But the region also has wealthy residents seeking the cooler temperatures and beauty of the cordillera.
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Their guides were reputed to be top-notch, and the company's profits support projects in the cordillera communities.
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Ms. Tauli-Corpuz grew up in the hills of the Cordillera region of Luzon, the country's largest island.
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On Monday evening, Mr. Feliciano got a reminder that what the Cordillera Mountains give, they also take away.
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One of the largest towns in the cordillera, Potolo is well-known for the weavings that women produce there.
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Harry Roque said most of the deaths were due to landslides and mainly occurred in the Cordillera Administrative Region.
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Search crews are looking for people reported missing in the mountainous Cordillera region, Political Affairs Secretary Francis Tolentino said.
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A village of 3,300 clinging to hills of the Cordillera Central, Mariana is best known for its annual breadfruit festival.
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According to Cordillera Peoples Alliance, a local indigenous rights group, Brandon Lee, 37, was shot multiple times around 6 p.m.
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The Cordillera Blanca, a snowy mountain range in northern Peru, has the ayudantes de campo, or field helpers, in Spanish.
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The HolidayPirates crew also advised a visit to the Cerro Negro active volcano in the Cordillera de los Maribios mountains.
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Here it is the Andes mountain range (cordillera), which straddles Chile's border with Argentina and occupies 80% of the country's geography.
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We spent the night in a community-run tourist cabana, several of which have been built in villages in the cordillera.
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The best time to visit the Cordillera de los Frailes is during the dry season, from late April to mid-November.
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The morning after the knock on her door, Crump trekked up the cordillera, through a soup of fog, mud, and drizzle.
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Hostilities broke out again in 19783, when fighting raged for four days over the Cordillera del Cóndor, a jungle mountain range.
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The Cordillera Blanca, home to scores of glaciers, towering peaks and turquoise lakes, is a popular destination for mountain climbers and trekkers.
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In the Cordillera a large percentage of people support President Duterte, who many say personifies the image of the direct, honorable cowboy.
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When New York City feels overwhelming, I often visualize the coastal cordillera visible from the back windows of my in-laws' house.
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Cimatu said he was also revoking temporary mining permits given to 10 associations in the Cordillera region in the wake of the landslides.
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Twenty deaths in the Cordillera region on the main island of Luzon and four in nearby Nueva Vizcaya province were caused by landslides.
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Our reporter reached the Cordillera Mountains, above, where the bodies of more than 2003 gold miners were pulled from a landslide's muddied wreckage.
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The Kalinga, in the inaccessible mountains known as the Cordillera Central, fiercely guarded their villages against outsiders and held on to their customs.
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And in La cordillera de los sueños (2019), he compares the political legacy of the dictatorship to the geological markings of the Andes.
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His environment minister, Roy Cimatu, earlier ordered the stoppage of all small-scale mining in the Cordillera region, where landslides had killed 24 people.
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The stunning shots of O'Higgins trudging over the Cordillera were made possible by Mr Jimenez's unplanned presence in Chile due to a family illness.
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Nestled deep in the lush mountains of Puerto Rico's Cordillera Central, it used to take hours of navigating curving twisted roads to reach Utudao.
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In this vein, Hyperallergic previously covered Patricio Guzmán's The Cordillera of Dreams out of Cannes, which recently made its North American premiere at TIFF.
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It has a walk-in closet, and a balcony with views of the tree canopy and, farther north, to the Cordillera Central mountain range.
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The Cordillera deaths were confirmed by Emmanuel Salamat, of the office of civil defense, who said police had reported at least 20 dead there.
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He considers it through metaphor, as his camera slowly considers the chain of Andes Mountains that makes up the cordillera of his movie's title.
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As of Friday morning, 2,298 families had been preemptively evacuated from their homes in Ilocos, Cagayan Valley and Cordillera administrative regions in northern Luzon.
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The new species of frog was discovered at Cordillera del Cóndor, a sub-Andean mountain chain in a largely unexplored region of Ecuador's eastern Andes.
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Clamen just completed that very trek Galganov referred to in his last message, on the Santa Cruz trail in Cordillera Blanca range in the Andes.
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Roy Cimatu earlier on Monday ordered all small-scale mining stopped in the Cordillera region, where landslides killed 24 people.
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A mix of Puerto Ricans live in the "Cordillera Central," or central range of Puerto Rico, which is far more sparsely populated than coastal regions.
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A mix of Puerto Ricans live in the "Cordillera Central," or central range of Puerto Rico, which is far more sparsely populated than coastal regions.
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President Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman Harry Roque said most of the deaths were due to landslides, mainly in the Cordillera Administrative Region in northern Luzon. Gov.
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What does the author mean when she writes, "On Monday evening, Mr. Feliciano got a reminder that what the Cordillera Mountains give, they also take away"?
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News network ABS-CBN found 281 people have been killed in drug-related deaths in the Cordillera region as a whole, where Mountain Province is located.
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Throughout both The Pearl Button and The Cordillera of Dreams, Guzmán questions the ways in which documentary material is unstable and holds the potential for political intervention.
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Authorities in Isabela and Cagayan provinces started moving residents in coastal towns to evacuation centers while the mountainous Cordillera region was put on red alert for landslides.
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Las comunidades de la Cordillera Blanca en el país andino viven temerosas de las avalanchas e inundaciones que está provocando la desglaciación relacionada con el cambio climático.
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"I officially order the cease and desist of all illegal small-scale mining in Cordillera Region," Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Roy Cimatu told a media briefing.
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With The Cordillera of Dreams, director Patricio Guzmán closes out a trilogy of documentaries in which he's used Chile's landmarks as points of inquiry into the nation's past.
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Guzmán incorporates interviews throughout The Cordillera of Dreams, predominantly with artists (and almost exclusively with men, an unfortunate decision also shared by the other works in the trilogy).
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It was midmorning, and they could see the Ancohuma, or Janq'u Uma, the densely glaciated 2000,125-foot crown of the Cordillera Real, the eastern ridge of the Andes.
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Cordillera Human Rights Alliance, alongside other rights groups, submitted a policy paper to a US human rights caucus in 2015 on threats made against activists in the region.
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The Death Road was carved from the Cordillera Oriental Mountain chain in the 1930s as a means of connecting La Paz to the jungles of the Yungas region.
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While the first two films represented the unknown and ambiguous with the seemingly endless nature of space and the ocean, in The Cordillera of Dreams, Guzmán inverts that metaphor.
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It's here, and through sequences of recent protests captured by Salas on the same streets as in the 1980s, that The Cordillera of Dreams moves from ponderous to urgent.
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Occasionally we went on long, platoon-size tank patrols in search of guerrilla units hiding in remote villages or secret camps within the jungles of the Annamite Cordillera foothills.
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A quick recap, then: On June 30, 2003, a 19-year-old woman said Bryant raped her in his hotel room at The Lodge & Spa at Cordillera in Colorado.
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EW Scripps announced in October it had acquired 15 stations in 003 markets from Cordillera Communications for about $520 million, boosting its total amount of stations from 36 to 51.
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EW Scripps announced in October it had acquired 15 stations in 10 markets from Cordillera Communications for about $520 million, boosting its total amount of stations from 36 to 51.
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Eight of the victims were from the Cordillera region, said Ricardo Jalad, chief of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, citing reports the agency received from provincial officials.
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His latest comments followed an order earlier by Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Roy Cimatu to stop all small-scale mining in the Cordillera region, where landslides killed 24 people.
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The scenery would have been enough to draw me to the cordillera, with its upthrust layers of multicolored sedimentary rock set around a crater that's encircled by rugged river canyons.
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A top Philippine official, Francis Tolentino, said at least 16 people had been killed, including a family of four caught in a landslide in their home in the Cordillera Mountains.
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Itogon, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines (CNN)"We have two more bodies to identify," an official told the crowd through a megaphone as they lined up in the sweltering heat Tuesday.
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For the last decade, I have made regular visits to Monteverde to study the soil in the surrounding cloud forest, situated on the Pacific side of the Cordillera de Tilarán.
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American Embassy officials in November had told three brothers who led guided hikes across Bolivia's majestic Cordillera Real mountain range that they would soon be hosting an important American dignitary.
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Built in 2013, this 4,900-square-foot house sits on a little more than a half-acre, with broad views of the surrounding mountains, the Central Cordillera section of the Andes.
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But the icecap of the Cordillera Blanca, long a supply of water for the Chavimochic irrigation project, has shrunk by 40 percent since 1970 and is retreating at an ever-faster rate.
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But for Father Marcs, the partnership between the police, Church, and community is stronger in the Cordillera than in Manila, the country's capital, and his song is a reflection of the dynamic.
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On Monday, as rescuers scrambled to find the missing, Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu ordered a stop to all small-scale mining operations in the Cordillera region, according to CNN affiliate CNN Philippines.
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Another deadly landslide The incident comes just days after another deadly landslide in the mining town of Itogon, in the Cordillera region in the north of Luzon, killed at least 27 people.
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We would repeat to ourselves the story of the "Ejército Libertador de los Andes," the rugged army of patriots who had crossed the same cordillera I contemplate as I write these words.
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"La Cordillera", a newly released Argentine film, portrays an American diplomat offering a massive bribe to a fictional Argentine president (played by Ricardo Darín of the Oscar-winning "The Secret in Their Eyes").
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Philippine National Police Director General Oscar Albayalde told The Associated Press that 20 people died in the Cordillera mountain region, four in nearby Nueva Vizcaya province and another outside of the two regions.
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Gunnawa By Robin Morgan It was over 30 years ago that I went to the mountainous Northern Cordillera region of the Philippines, at the invitation of the Filipina Women's Movement, to work with women.
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Así lo recuerda la historia de Américo González Caldua, quien ha pasado décadas como ayudante de campo en la Cordillera Blanca de Perú, donde disfrutaba de las capas de hielo que marcaron su juventud.
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Last July, photographer Reuben Wu and a crew of around 30 people hiked from the Peruvian city of Huaraz, nestled in the Cordillera Blanca region of the Andes, to the 16,000-foot-high Pastoruri glacier.
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Initially, the 19-year-old told police that on June 30, 2003, Bryant, who was 24 at the time, raped her in his room at The Lodge & Spa at Cordillera in Colorado, where she worked.
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Los incendios forestales que desde hace dos meses afectan la Chiquitania, un bosque seco único a los pies de la cordillera de los Andes en Bolivia, continúan a pesar del uso de gigantes aviones cisterna.
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Operation Condor, named after the broad-winged birds that inhabit the cordillera mountain range on the Chile-Argentine border, was coordinated from a joint information center at the headquarters of Chile's notorious secret police in Santiago.
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The Philippine disaster agency said two rescue workers died while trying to free people trapped in a landslide in the mountainous Cordillera region, while police said a body had been found in a river in Manila.
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As of late Wednesday, the typhoon was known to have killed 66 people in the Cordillera region of Luzon, which includes Itogon, and 15 people elsewhere, including Manila, the capital, according to the Philippine National Police.
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In the Philippines, casualties reported by various agencies on Sunday evening indicate the death toll from the impact of Mangkhut could exceed 50, with most killed in landslides in or near mountainous areas of the Cordillera region.
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Chaunaca is on a well-established trekking route through the Cordillera de los Frailes, a jumbled geologic mass that rises just west of Sucre, Bolivia's official capital, best known for its whitewashed Spanish colonial neighborhoods and universities.
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Rescue workers are still finding victims of the most deadly landslide, which buried a community of illegal miners digging for gold in a worked-out mine in the Cordillera mountains, in the north of Luzon, the main island.
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Six people were rescued and two bodies pulled out from a building that collapsed in northern Mountain province, part of the Cordillera region where authorities said 11 people were killed on Tuesday, all but one of them in landslides.
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Tuesday marked three days since the partial collapse of a mountainside in the wake of Super Typhoon Mangkhut saw tons of mud and rocks pour onto the mining town of Itogon, in the Cordillera region of northern Luzon Island.
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The village of Ucab in the picturesque Cordillera region was hit by one of 50 landslides triggered by heavy rains brought by Typhoon Mangkhut, which tore across the northern tip of the Philippines early on Saturday, killing at least 183 people.
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The village of Ucab in the picturesque Cordillera region was hit by one of 183 landslides triggered by heavy rains brought by Typhoon Mangkhut, which tore across the northern tip of the Philippines early on Saturday, killing at least 54 people.
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The temperature at the site of the glaciers rose 280 to 250 degrees Celsius from the 2000s to the early 2000s, causing the glaciers of the Cordillera Blanca to double the pace of their retreat in that period, Mr. Portocarrero said.
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Cimatu also ordered a halt to all small-scale mining in the mountainous, gold-rich Cordillera region, where most of the landslides occurred, and ordered a review of more than 100 proposals for small-scale mining sites across the country.
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I've skied remote places, like the Cordillera Real in Bolivia, where a farmer at the base of a 1503,000-foot peak I had just climbed and skied told me his village was relocating because the glacier no longer provided enough water.
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Mangkhut makes it way to mainland China on Sunday Earlier, Philippine National Police Director General Oscar Albayalde told the AP that 20 people died in the Cordillera mountain region, four died in nearby Nueva Vizcaya province, and one person died outside those regions.
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Antonio Zavala, a police chief in the town of Huaraz, confirmed the nationalities of the men and said authorities were on their way to retrieve their bodies, which would require a night of camping in the Cordillera Blanca during the southern hemisphere's winter.
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In addition to being one of the few storekeepers in the village of Chaunaca, Augustina is one of the most highly regarded curanderas, or traditional healers, in the Cordillera de los Frailes, a serrated sub-range of the Andes in south-central Bolivia.
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La nación de Bután, en la cordillera del Himalaya, ha evitado algunos de los males del turismo en masa al imponer mínimos de gasto diario, una solución efectiva, aunque elitista, pues garantiza que solo los ricos puedan experimentar los encantos del país.
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La nación de Bután, en la cordillera del Himalaya, ha evitado algunos de los males del turismo en masa al imponer mínimos de gasto diario, una solución efectiva, aunque elitista, pues garantiza que solo los ricos puedan experimentar los encantos del país.
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