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Even with Martin Sheen’s avuncular narration and an ambitious overview that begins with the Spanish-Portuguese conquest of the Americas in 1492, Diaz’s bloated exposé offers no practical advice to overturn the damage wrought by colonialism, slavery and worse. Oh, we need to stop privatization? We’ll get on that, right after we’re done watching Mad Men.
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