AMERICAS

Luis Angel Hernández LiborioJuly 1, 2018
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This is what you need to know about how the presidential elections of Mexico and Colombia went down

The elections in Mexico and Colombia allow us to reflect on the electoral process that will take place in Brazil…
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The Latin American Post StaffJune 30, 2018
299

It is time for the left: What will happen in Mexico now that AMLO is president?

After 18 years of campaign, the candidate of the Morena party will begin to fulfill his electoral promises
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The Latin American Post StaffJune 30, 2018
309

Berta Cáceres: The environmentalist who triumphed after dying

In LatinAmerican Post we want to remember the Honduran leader who was killed for her defense of the environment
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Samuel GallegoJune 28, 2018
413

Latin America: The LGBTI community and their struggle to defend their rights

Despite progress and achievements, Latin America is still far from fully guaranteeing the rights of the LGBTI community
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The Latin American Post StaffJune 28, 2018
217

Is Europe trying to stop the massive arrival of migrants and refugees?

While the French president proposed to create places for the disembarkation of migrants and refugees, in the EU there is…
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The Latin American Post StaffJune 28, 2018
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Venezuela’s crisis reaches this point: The suicide rate exceeds the world average

"In several areas of the country there is an increase in the number of suicides. Merida would be the epicenter"…
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The Latin American Post StaffJune 27, 2018
347

“They are not going to separate families, they are going to lock them together,” Latino Project

The president of the United States signed a decree not to separate more families. However, this does not speak of…
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The Latin American Post StaffJune 27, 2018
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Ricardo Anaya: The “machine man” who wants to be president

In case of winning the presidential elections, Anaya promises to return security and peace to Mexico
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The Latin American Post StaffJune 27, 2018
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Anti-corruption consultation: a tool that is little used because of its nature

Ecuador, Guatemala and Romania are the most recent cases of a consultation to fight corruption; Colombia will go to the…
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José María González AlonsoJune 27, 2018
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Why is the LGBT community afraid of the new government in Colombia?

Iván Duque has received broad support from the most conservative and religious sectors of the country, which generated alarm within…
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