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Episodio 3 – #EnVivoConMeryland – Entrevista a Rosanna Marzan, Activista LGBT desde República Dominicana

En este episodio de #EnVivoConMeryland conversamos con Rosanna Marzan, Directora ejecutiva de Diversidad Dominicana una Organización sin Fines de Lucro que trabaja por el respeto de los derechos humanos, brindar educación, asistencia legal...
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NANCY ALVAREZ HACE EXPRESIONES DESPECTIVAS DE SU PAIS POR FACEBOOK

Fuente: Facebook Por Meryland Cuevas La Dra. Nancy Alvarez arremete contra la prensa amarillista de República Dominicana a través de su página en Facebook,   por supuestos rumores sobre la supuesta...
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En tus manos tienes el poder de regalarle una sonrisa a un niño en Colombia

 May 4, 2018

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 April 25, 2018

Vota por nuestro blog en los Puerto Rico Blog Awards 2018

 April 22, 2018

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 April 21, 2018

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 April 9, 2018

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 April 7, 2018

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  • "Not to an Educated, Affluent Woman Like Me..." Carol never had a black eye or bruises. Yet, after 20 years of marriage, she knew that she had been emotionally damaged. Like many victims of abuse, Carol felt ashamed and blamed herself for the things that went wrong in the marriage, and believed that if she tried harder, it would get better. As close friends became aware of the escalating situation, they advised her to get out, but she still hesitated to take action. "I had trouble accepting that this was happening to me, an educated, affluent woman living in a nice home and in a nice community. Also, I didn't want to believe that the person with whom I had fallen in love, married and raised a family could be such a threatening and unpredictable person," explains Carol. It wasn't until one night, when Carol slept on the other side of a locked door, fearing for her safety, that she knew she had to take action. Certain she had no other alternative; she called the police for help. The officers informed of her of her legal rights, removed her partner from the home, and referred her to the local domestic abuse program. #WhatsYourStory #CualEsTuHistoria #BreakTheSilence #RompeElSilencio #stopviolence #domesticviolence

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