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1. www.facebook.com › public › Gabriela-MonroyGabriela Monroy Profiles | Facebook

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3. gabrielamonroy.com › bioBIO | GABRIELA MONROY

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   GABRIELA MONROY. BIO. SELECTED WORKS. CURATORIAL PROJECTS. PRESS + CATALOGS. Click here to download this file in PDF format: http://www.gabrielamonroy.com/pdfs/monroy_gabriela_cv-bio-2021.pdf.

4. www.instagram.com › gabriiela_fitnessGABRIELA MONROY (@gabriiela_fitness) - Instagram

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   12K Followers, 597 Following, 3,168 Posts - GABRIELA MONROY (@gabriiela_fitness) on Instagram: "🔸TRIPS ️ 🇬🇹 🇸🇻 🇲🇽 🇪🇨 🇨🇴 🔸PERSONAL TRAINER 🔸ASESORÍAS NUTRICIONALES DEPORTIVAS🍏 🔸gabrielamonroy87@gmail.com📝".

5. www.macdowell.org › artists › gabriela-monroyGabriela Monroy - Artist - MacDowell

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   Gabriela Monroy is a Mexican video artist who worked on Borderline Disorder, a project about U.S.-Mexico border and immigration politics, for which she was awarded a NYFA/Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Fellowship in June 2011.

6. www.imdb.com › name › nm0598599Gabriela Monroy - IMDb

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   Gabriela Monroy is known for Victorinos (2009), The Storm (2005) and Learning to Love (2004).

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7. twitter.com › gabrielamonroybGabriela Monroy (@GabrielaMonroyB) | Twitter

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8. gabrielamonroy.com › project › fearFear | GABRIELA MONROY

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   Fear is part of the Borderline Disorder video series.. The immigration situation between the U.S. and Mexico has never been the consequence of a historical accident or a side effect of “legal immigration” policies, but the result of greater and more complex questions.