Finding Oscar: Massacre, Memory and Justice in Guatemala

The call from Guatemala put Oscar on edge.

Prosecutors came looking for you, relatives in his rural hometown told him. Big shots from Guatemala City. They want to talk to you.

Oscar Alfredo Ramírez Castañeda had plenty to lose. Although he was living in the United States illegally, the 31-year-old had built a solid life. He worked two full-time jobs to support his three children and their mother, Nidia. They had settled in a small but cheerful townhouse in Framingham, Mass., a blue-collar suburb of Boston.
SOURCE:ProPublica

Jonathan Stray » What should the digital public sphere do?

Nov 29 2011 Earlier this year, I stumbled into an idea without a name. I wanted a word or phrase that includes journalism, social media, search engines, libraries, Wikipedia, and parts of…
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