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El problema de las viviendas ecológicas que Brad Pitt donó para los sobrevivientes del huracán Katrina

  • Written by Judith Keller, International Research Scholar of Geography, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
imageBrad Pitt, en 2008, con una de las primeras casas construidas en Nueva Orleans por su fundación, Make It Right.AP Photo/Alex Brandon

La Fundación Make It Right de Brad Pitt construyó 109 casas llamativas y accesibles en Nueva Orleans para una comunidad donde muchas personas fueron desplazadas por los daños causados por el...

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