AMERICAS
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Masculine Stereotypes That We Should Break
International Men's Day is celebrated every November 19 and seeks to break stereotypes that stigmatize and discriminate
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Climate financing: widespread problem for Latin America at COP 27
The Conference of the Parties on Climate Change in its version No. 27, which takes place in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt,…
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AMLO: Why Is There Fear of the Electoral Reform?
The Mexican government and the opposition are facing each other in Congress to promote or stop the controversial electoral reform…
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What Options Does Pedro Castillo Have to Overcome the Political Crisis?
The political crisis in Peru has not allowed him to govern calmly for even a minute. What outlets does Pedro…
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The hidden face of renewable energies that affects Latin America
The world needs an energy transition towards renewable, sustainable, and carbon-neutral sources. However, this implies tremendous challenges, beyond the economic…
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Sophia Kianni, the Youngest Activist at COP27
Sophia, the founder of @ClimateCardinal, and a Stanford student is the youngest person present at the 2022 United Nations climate…
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5 success stories of environmental activists in Latin America
In Latin America, civil society, through environmental activists, has managed to organize to stop activities that can have great social…
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The Right in Latin America and Its Role as Government Opposition
The right in Latin America today is, to a large extent, opposition. What strategies or positions have they adopted in…
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Migration in the Ecuador of Guillermo Lasso: what lies beyond ideology?
In the midst of the migratory crisis of Ecuadorians that is currently being experienced, a particular debate has arisen between…
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Mia Amor Mottley Makes an Urgent Appeal to the Industrialized Countries.
The Prime Minister of Barbados, during her participation in the 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework…
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