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Students complete the degree in 2-5 years in one of the following language pairs: x Arabic to English x French to English x German to English Other language pairs may bex availableRussian on to aEnglish case-by-case basis. x Spanish to English Contact us at [email protected] x English to Spanish Curtin Hall 825 Milwaukee, WI 53211· PO Box 413 UWM’s Translation Program is recognized by the www4.uwm.edu/letsci/translation · 414-229-5378 American Translators Association (ATA) as an Approved Translation & Interpreting School. In The Memory of Silence the reader on a journey between Miami and Havana as two sisters separated (2002), by Uva the de 1959Aragón Cuban takes Revolution attempt to resolve their past. More than a testimony of political dogma, a call for reconciliation between Cubans and Cuban- The Memory of Silence Americans. 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