Violence
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Rising Violence in Costa Rica Is A Disturbing New Trend in a Former Safe Heaven
Costa Rica, traditionally known for its peaceful environment, is facing a record high in homicides for 2023, indicating a disturbing…
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Redefining Victimhood: Addressing Men’s Plight in Gender-Based Violence
While the majority of gender-based homicide victims are women and girls, the significant number of male victims often goes unnoticed.…
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Assassination of Social Leaders in Colombia, an Invisible Problem?
The month of April 2023 saw the highest number of assassinations of social leaders in Colombian territory. Different global and…
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United States: Are the States with the Most Mass Shootings the Ones with the Laxest Laws?
The frequency of mass shootings in the United States keeps the debate on whether the use of guns should be…
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War in Ukraine leads to further degradation of women
Since the beginning of the Ukraine war, the sexual and gender violence suffered by millions of women and girls has…
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These Are other Armed Groups in Colombia, Besides the ELN
Despite the fact that negotiations with the ELN are advancing in Colombia, there are still several armed groups that are…
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Nayib Bukele Redoubles His Controversial Bets
The Salvadoran president, Nayib Bukele, continues implementing firm-hand policies against violence and a bet for cryptocurrencies
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Massacre in Bar Q Proves Once Again that Homophobia Is Systematic
The community has once again been plagued by systematic hate crimes that are fueled by far-right discourse. The recent massacre…
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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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The Bukelization of Mexico: The Influence of Nayib Bukele
Ricardo Anaya, one of the highest representatives of the right in Mexico, has launched some solutions against insecurity that were…
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