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We Still Here/Nos Tenemos documents hurricane Maria recovery efforts in Puerto Rico - New York Carib News

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Known for their amplifying the voices of the voiceless, the Jacobs-Fantauzzi brothers - Eli and Kahlil, are back with another fantastic film, this one documenting hurricane recovery efforts in Puerto Rico in the newly-released We Still Here. We Still Here introduces the incredible youth of Comerío, Puerto Rico navigating the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, a disaster that brought an unprecedented level […]

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