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This classically trained group from Costa Rica brings its virtuosity to music with deep Latin American roots.

Rather than deepening trade ties within the region, the TPP is serving to expose and exacerbate underlying political and economic fractures, raising question about how deep Latin American trade cooperation can be, and whether the Americas are fated to continue to be divided along trade policy lines.

Each are respected solo DJs, but together they're a constantly improvising sonic architecture firm, rotating their deep, Latin-inflected house back-to-back-to-back for hours at a time.

It has the drummer Horacio (El Negro) Hernandez, the saxophonist Greg Tardy and the pianist Bruce Barth; Mr. Patitucci has been delving deep into Latin music lately, and his strong hands and wide tone make the tunes nearly explode with intensity.

As a result of completing the major or the minor, students will have gained a deep understanding of Latin American politics, economy, society, and culture, as well as of the intricate relationship between the region and the United States.

Drug trafficking is the 'ndrangheta's most profitable business, relying on deep connections with Latin American trafficking groups such as Mexico's Sinaloa cartel.

According to Greenwald's Época report, the NSA provided exceptional intelligence to both Obama and Secretary of State Clinton which gave the U.S. team a deep understanding of Latin leaders' political agenda and upcoming strategy at the Trinidad summit.

These statistics conceal a deeper story about Latin American cities, their police forces and the war on drugs.

Machista culture has deep roots in all Latin American and Caribbean countries that suffered under slavery and colonialism.

He describes a Catholic church with a reverence for suffering, linked to the deep "fatalism" of a Latin American continent conquered by the Spanish crown: "The more Latino you are, the more you carry Jesus on the cross".

Claudio Lomnitz echos this, saying: "The neo-liberal era produced a deep fracture in every Latin American country between the segments of the population that thrived under free trade and the shrinking state, and those that were put at risk".