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Mexico City boasts much more than Frida Khalo and Diego Rivera paintings when it comes to art. When you take aim at the country’s onslaught of conceptual connoisseurs, then you’ll find a plethora of artists dabbling in eccentricities to hold you over for years. Kurimanzutto has a spanking new art space and exhibition in the [...]

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Forecasts in Los Angeles called for rain until this evening; friends in New York City email me with accounts of wind chills blistering enough to make you quiver under layers of Burberry; Mexico City is a gloomy mess this morning with highs expected in the low 60’s and the lows expected to send Mexicanos into [...]

 
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It was difficult to detour festival revelers from ecstasy at this year’s Rock The Bells event. There was enough great music to incite that healthy type of riot. The event left no room for pounding sun-rays, overpriced beverages, and a security team that looked more like they were out to bludgeon people instead of protecting [...]

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My family celebrated the birthday of our beloved matriarch this weekend. Situated in a tight circle of cousins and nephews, we exchanged stories about our years together. Basking in the luxury of what seemed like an endless assortment of Tecates, we managed to truly splurge on the remnants of what have become family classics. The [...]

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I head home to Los Angeles in minus six hours. I’m excited, anxious, and nervous. I’m excited to see the homies, anxious to maintain (and see if I can) this rhythm that I’ve refined over the last two months, and I’m nervous to gaze too far into the future. This will be my 8th flight [...]

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To the Citoyen faithful:
I apologize for being MIA the last few days. Yes, I know, the world hasn’t ceased from churning out magnificent headlines, stories, and who-would-of-thoughts, but I’ve been marinating in New York City chaos for the last three weeks and I am finally departing home (temporarily) for much needed r&r. That means latte’s [...]

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Los Angeles Spits Fire

I’ve made some people cringe as to my current relocation process. Los Angeles in particular almost torched itself to death, as a brush fire tap danced its way near “our” glorious icon: the Hollywood sign. I’ll admit that there was an immediate conflict in my gut when my friend Sarah tipped me off this afternoon [...]

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National media outlets are finally picking up on the story of 27 year old Eric Volz, the American publisher who was found guilty of a terrible murder in Nicaragua, but has vehemently denied that he was anywhere near the scene or the city where the murders took place. Many eye-witnesses have proclaimed that they could, [...]

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Eric Volz

I believe in justice. Please take the time to watch this video and send your comments to www.friendsofericvolz.com Or become a supporter here.[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YChhOHrFA4]
For free Wall Street Journal Article about Eric Volz click here.
Information to call or write your Senator and Congresspersons.
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Hello My Name Is…

Hello My Name Is… Originally uploaded by Citoyen du Monde Inc.
I mentioned that I’d been abducted by aliens and transported to Berlin. I found one of the little miscreants @ Hackescher Market today. Tchuss.
Citizen 1922005-2007 Citoyen du Monde Inc.photo by Citizen 192All Rights Reserved.

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