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Last update: 6 hours agoHonduras in the spotlight: A new California Museum exhibit, “Help Wanted/Now Leave,” uses the story of the Eisenhower-era mass deportation campaign (Operation Wetback) to draw parallels with today’s immigration crackdown, including the experiences of Latino families like Pablo Espinoza’s. Arts & culture (Honduras connection): “Framing the Shape” spotlights Honduran-born artist Luis Manzanares as part of ¡Arte Viva! at Marco Island Center for the Arts, running through Sept. 29 with a free reception on Sept. 8. Screening & streaming: Paramount’s medical drama “The F Ward” has been licensed to 100 international territories, including Honduras via Claro video—another Honduran audience touchpoint for regional entertainment. Music industry: Central America Music Market (CAMM) wrapped in Panama City with 89 invited Central American artists, showcases, and industry talks aimed at boosting the region’s music business.
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