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Makhmud Eshonkulov is an experienced freelance cartoonist who grew up in a village in Uzbekistan’s Fergana province but now lives in the capital, Tashkent. He has taken part in many international cartoon exhibitions and won 142 prizes for his work. He was Graphic Artist of the Year in Uzbekistan in 2011.

Open Window: Kaleidoscope

Makhmud Eshonkulov from Uzbekistan with ‘Beautiful World’.

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The legend with the cartoon reads: ‘Over three billion people (almost half the world) live on less than $2.50 a day.’

Open Window: Ali Divandari

Ali Divandari from Iran, with ‘$O$’

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This month: Emilio Agra, from Venezuela, with ‘Evolution’.
The cost of civilization: waste
Emilio Agra lives in the Venezuelan city of Maracay, where he has made his living since 1970 both as a sculptor and as a cartoonist.Emilio Agra

Open Window

With guest cartoonist Emilio Agra from Venezuela.

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Osmani Simanca

Open Window - In collaboration with the
VJ Movement – an international network of video journalists and cartoonists – this slot will feature a different cartoonist from around the world each month.

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Articles in this category displayed as a table:

Article title	From magazine	Publication date
Open Window: Kaleidoscope	Organ trafficking	May, 2014
Open Window: Ali Divandari	The war on whistleblowers	April, 2014
Open Window	The feral rich	January, 2013
Osmani Simanca	Humans vs. Nature	November, 2010

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