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Hey everybody, Robert Evans here, and I wanted to let you know this is a compilation episode, so every episode of the week that just happened is here in one convenient and with somewhat less ads package for you to listen to in a long stretch if you want. If you've been listening to the episodes every day this week, there's going to be nothing new here for you, but you can make your own decisions. Mia, are you excited today to learn about Gregory Hay Bovino? You know, I would describe myself going into this as an amateur but enthusiast Greg Bovino hater. I am very familiar with his work in Chicago. I'm familiar with his work in Minneapolis. I am less familiar with his other work. I'm excited to have a higher tier of hater of one of the worst people we've ever had.
Yeah, really a gem of the American law enforcement system. We're going to talk mostly today about Greg Bovino's post-career pivot, which seems mostly to be asking to have his old career back. But we can talk also a little bit about his previous career work when he was down here. He was in IB, he was in El Centro, he was in Blythe for a while. But last week, Mia, he was in Portugal. Oh, boy. Yeah. Do you want to guess why? You know, OK, going through my history of Portugal, it's a country that had a left wing military coup that didn't go far enough by which to say they never quite got rid of all the fascists. Yeah, a country that notably has a long history of fascism. Yes. Which is why he was there, actually.
He was there in a re-migration summit. Oh, no. Yeah. So I'm just going to use the conference's own website here.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–14:25
2
What are the implications of Bovino's visit to Portugal?
14:25–16:12
3
How does the concept of remigration relate to current events?
16:12–18:10
4
What parallels are drawn between historical and contemporary movements?
18:10–1:36:09
5
How did Isabello's background influence his activism in Manila?
1:36:09–1:38:06
6
What role did the Union Obrera Democratica play in the labor movement?
1:38:06–1:39:00
7
What were the consequences of Isabello's activism?
1:39:00–1:39:09
8
How did Isabello's personal life intersect with his political activities?
1:39:09–3:11:44