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| Malagasy: | Meksikô : Fampivadiana hai-tao-trano sy ny fampihenam-bidy ho fanarenana ny rava any Tabaskô... |
HJ Barranza of Neverwonderland looks at the possibility of using open architecture and low cost housing and how it can help rebuild flood-ravaged Tabasco, Mexico.
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