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Brecha may
refer to:
Brecha (2009 film), a
Spanish film
Brecha (newspaper), a
Uruguayan political and
cultural newspaper Brecha (street), a
street in...
- Roland's
Breach (French: La Brèche de Roland; Spanish: La
Brecha de Rolando; Aragonese: La
Breca de Roldán; Basque:
Errolanen Arraila; Catalan: La Bretxa...
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summer of 2008 and was
released in 2009 with the
title Gap
later changed to
Brecha. It
opened to
small venues in
Spain and was
received with
praise by its...
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Brecha is a
Uruguayan w****ly newspaper.
Founded in 1985 by Hugo
Alfaro and
other journalists that had
started their careers at
Marcha under the influence...
- izquierda". Electomanía (in Spanish). 26
January 2025. "El PP y Vox
abren brecha y sumarían
juntos 195 escaños". ABC (in Spanish). 27
January 2025. "Encuesta...
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Brecha is a town in the
Mexican state of Sinaloa. It
stands at 25°22′16″N 108°25′09″W / 25.37111°N 108.41917°W / 25.37111; -108.41917. It is part...
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nature of her texts. She was born in Santiago, Chile. She
first wrote La
Brecha (Breakthrough) in 1961,
which is
considered to be a
landmark feminist Latin-American...
- democracy. Some of the
important newspapers published in the city are:
Brecha, La República, El Observador, El País,
Gaceta Comercial and La Diaria. El...
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Maria (14 May 2021). "4
tendencias de moda
zillennial que se
despiden de la
brecha generacional". Vogue.mx (in Spanish).
Archived from the
original on 18 May...
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returned to
Montevideo to join the w****ly
paper Brecha,
which she
would go on to direct. She
contributed to
Brecha until her retirement.
Rosalba Oxandabarat...
