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São Paulo University’s Rise: A Win With Regional Challenges Ahead
While the University of São Paulo’s rise into the top 200 global rankings is significant, this focus on global prestige…
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Violence Threatens to Erode Mexico’s Democracy Beyond Repair
Mexico’s struggle with violence, particularly the drug-fueled killings of public officials, signals that democracy in the country is nearing a…
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Milei’s University Veto As Necessary Step for Argentina’s Economic Stability
Argentine President Javier Milei’s decision to veto the public university funding law is a bold but necessary measure. Amid soaring…
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Ecuador’s Restricting Firearms Rights Endangers Honest Citizens, Empowers Criminals
Ecuador's new firearms law restricts civilian access to firearms under the guise of public safety. However, this decision undermines the…
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Addressing the ‘Nini’ Crisis: Empowering Colombia’s Forgotten Youth
The rise of 'ninis'—young people neither studying nor working—highlights a growing crisis in Colombia. We must urgently address the systemic…
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Evo Morales’ Political Maneuvering Threatens Bolivia’s Democratic Stability
Evo Morales, Bolivia’s former president, is engaging in political actions that risk destabilizing democracy. While Morales claims to champion the…
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Election Will Not Impact Immigration Policy in Latin America
Despite Kamala Harris's and Donald Trump's differing platforms, the U.S. election will not significantly change immigration policy in Latin America.…
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South America Must Continue Orion-Like Operations to Fight Child Sexual Abuse
A recent operation led by Interpol resulted in 144 arrests across 12 South American countries for child sexual abuse, highlighting…
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Amnesty International’s Empty Words on Latin American Fires
Amnesty International (AI) has urged South American leaders to take unprecedented action to address climate catastrophe. While everyone acknowledges the…
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Daylight Saving Time Won’t Fix Brazil’s Energy Crisis
As droughts continue to disrupt hydroelectric power across Latin America, countries like Brazil face tough decisions on whether Daylight Saving…
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