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Memories of the Archipelago

By John L. Silva | September 6, 2009 - 12:00am

If Valeria Cavestany had her way, she’d also be her country’s tourism ambassador. She’s firstly, though, a painter/sculptor whose exhibitions in various parts of the world touch on oriental and...

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