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This is Canales de la muerte, a short film by La Jornada photographer Ángel Pablo García

La Jornada, a Mexican newspaper, presented a short film titled 'Canales de la muerte' by photographer Ángel Pablo García. The work was showcased at an event related to the newspaper's activities. The article highlights the creative contribution of Ángel Pablo García, focusing on his photographic work and its presentation through a short film format.

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La Jornada logoLa JornadaIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
This is Canales de la muerte, a short film by La Jornada photographer Ángel Pablo García

La Jornada, a Mexican newspaper, presented a short film titled 'Canales de la muerte' by photographer Ángel Pablo García. The work was showcased at an event related to the newspaper's activities. The article highlights the creative contribution of Ángel Pablo García, focusing on his photographic work and its presentation through a short film format.

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