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Adrienne Pine

Adrienne Pine is an associate professor of anthropology at American University and is a member of the Embassy Protection Collective. She was living in the Venezuelan embassy in Washington DC for three weeks and on May 16, 2019, she was arrested with three other members of the Embassy Protection Collective.

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An Academic Arrested for Protecting the Venezuela Embassy
As an anthropologist who has researched and published on Honduras for over 20 years, I have witnessed and lived firsthand the devastating consequences of the US-based coup in that country.
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