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Speaking on the red carpet before the Grammy Awards, stars including Gloria Estefan, J Balvin and Samara Joy discuss the current political climate in the United States. (Feb. 2)
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Gloria Estefan: ‘I’m scared of what I’m seeing in this country’

Speaking on the red carpet before the Grammy Awards, stars including Gloria Estefan, J Balvin and Samara Joy discuss the current political climate in the United States. (Feb. 2)
 
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