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South Florida's Garifuna community preserving their history and increasing cultural visibility
The Garifuna community is working to increase their visibility and preserve their history, as part of the fabric of Central America and Black History.
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South Florida's Garifuna community unites to keep culture alive
Present day, the Garifuna people are known as the Black Indigenous people of Central America, but researchers believe their history began in the 1600s with a shipwreck and an escape from enslavement.
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Scientists Discover What Allows Glass Frogs to Become Transparent
A species of glass frogs found in South and Central America has the rare ability to turn on and off its transparent appearance.
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Volcano Begins to Erupt in Eastern El Salvador, Prompting Ashfall Advisory
Authorities in El Salvador are warning residents near the Chaparrastique volcano in the eastern part of the country to be alert as it begins to erupt.
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Lisa Brings Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds After Making Landfall in Belize
Tropical Storm Lisa continued to bring heavy rain and gusty winds Wednesday night after making landfall as a hurricane in Belize.
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John Morales Talks Hurricane Lisa, Hurricane Martin
NBC 6’s Hurricane Specialist has a look at both storms.