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Now that I have developed my own critical and political consciousness, I grieve the loss of his voice profoundly, for I know that he would have called out the Colombia of today with the same acerbic irreverence as he did then.
par Manon Déglise D’habitude peu chauvinistes, s’il y a bien une chose que les Suisse.sse.s aiment à croire (et àContinue Reading
How can the UN be responsible for the ongoing pandemic but also win the Noble Peace Prize the same year? How can the UN be responsible for inaction in preventing genocide but also be undertaking commendable efforts to protect refugees fleeing from these acts? For academics who’ve studied this for years, it is easier to see the finer distinctions and the flaws in public discourse. But it is time for the latter to be clear on what it is asking for.
by Kory Barras Published in Spanish, 17 Nov. 2020. Back in the 2000s, a political wave of the left-wing dominatedContinue Reading
por Kory Barras Publicado en ingles, en 17 de noviembre de 2020. En los años 2000 una ola política de izquierdaContinue Reading
By Anne Lee Steele In an era of both fake news and threatened press freedom, it is sometimes hard toContinue Reading
How criminal groups are benefitting from the pandemic.
Peace and Climate Action: Challenges and Opportunities from Latin America Organized by the Environmental Committee (GISA), the Latin American NetworkContinue Reading
Certainly, it is important that we have journalists covering big stories like wars, presidential elections, parliamentary affairs, and other national-level issues over local town halls, community center events, and yes – student politics. It’s natural to be attracted to the big picture rather than get bogged down with the details, so that we don’t “miss the forest for the trees”, as they say.
DAY 3 – 04.11‘Peace is in our hands’ – Women take the lead to rebuild trust Organized by Angie BrooksContinue Reading
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