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Thrashtalk for a Cause

By Matthew Estabillo | August 21, 2005 - 12:00am

PAYATAS HAS TAKEN OVER FROM SMOKEY MOUNTAIN AS THE PUBLIC SYMBOL OF POVERTY, with the October 2001 "trashslide" leaving lasting images of urban life gone wrong. "Without a doubt, places like Payatas...

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