Anita Pouchard Serra - Communication Is Not A Merchandise
Anita Pouchard Serra - Communication Is Not A Merchandise
Anita Pouchard Serra - Communication Is Not A Merchandise
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Members of DTL! Comunicación Popular and FM La Charlatana work on a radio tower above their studio in Berisso, about an hour from Buenos Aires. - Anita Pouchard Serra/ Hans Lucas02
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A DTL! member works at their warehouse in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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A car packed with radio equipment in Buenos Aires. - Anita Pouchard Serra/ Hans Lucas04
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A member of the La Charlatana radio station helps install a tower in Berisso.
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Inside Antena Negra TV in Buenos Aires, Argentina. - Anita Pouchard Serra/ Hans Lucas06
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A member of FM Radio Zumba La Turba lights a cigarette during a broadcast in Cordoba.
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Members of Antena Negra TV prepare a news broadcast. - Anita Pouchard Serra/ Hans Lucas08
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Members of DTL! Comunicación Popular work on the radio tower of FM Radio Campesina in Jocoli.
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A DTL! member tests out a walkie talkie at their warehouse in Buenos Aires. - Anita Pouchard Serra/ Hans Lucas10
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An engineer calculates the weight and location of anchors on a future tower in Tinogasta, Argentina.
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A sign reading "Communicate to liberate" at Antena Negra TV in Buenos Aires. - Anita Pouchard Serra/ Hans Lucas12
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Members of DTL! wake up after spending the night at the radio station FM Ruca Hueney.
Review: Apple iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max | Camera
Review: Apple iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max | Camera
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