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Lear Center Popular Music Project Director Josh Kun reflects about the arrival of that cliche of globalization, the opening of a Starbucks, in Tijuana where a local, family-run chain, D'Volada, has been thriving for many years.
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Lear Center Popular Music Project Director Josh Kun reflects about the arrival of that cliche of globalization, the opening of a Starbucks, in Tijuana where a local, family-run chain, D'Volada, has been thriving for many years.
