Neither silence nor oblivion

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Woman making silence sign
Remaining silent and not legally reporting sexual abuse out of fear does not prevent it from happening, and worse, it increases sexual violence.

Latin America is waking up

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Protests in Santiago, Chile.
In this new year in the Latin American region, countries like Peru, Colombia, and Chile are waking up from the mental lethargy exerted by oppression.

We need appropriation of entertainment and art

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Person watching a painting in a museum.
Recreation and use of free time have become a difficult luxury to acquire and free tickets are not used as they should .

Colombia: Accessing higher education is not an easy task for deaf people

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Students attending a university class.
The inclusion as a guarantee of fundamental rights of the deaf population in Colombia is nothing more than a utopia for the majority.

Where is the quality of life for young people?

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Young man lying behind study books.
That impoverished mentality that tells us that winning the exact thing for the needs or sometimes less, is still perpetuating, is fine

World Democracy Day: Colombia, on the verge of becoming a regime

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Nariño Palace in Bogotá.
Can we seriously consider a country in which political leaders die, more corruption scandals are uncovered and media outlets censored, like a true democracy?

Latin America must listen to the people of Hong Kong’s message regarding extradition

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A worker cleans up outside the Legislative Council, a day after protesters broke into the building in Hong Kong.
If most of the Constitutions of Latin American countries formerly explicitly prohibited the extradition of nationals and changes were made based on a…

No more politicized media!

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No more politicized media!
For media not to censor, it is necessary to detach from any relationship with public leadership

Colombia: State institutions must ensure their credibility

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Colombia: State institutions must ensure their credibility
Recent decisions by some Colombian institutions have generated a confrontation that threatens their own stability

Millionaire fine to Bayer should make us wake up

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Millionaire fine to Bayern should make us wake up
Much has been discussed about the terrible consequences of glyphosate, but governments like the Colombian one insist on using the controversial herbicide

Colombia: What about JEP?

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Colombia: What about JEP?
The objections of the JEP had to be voted on Monday, April 29 in the Senate, but personal and partisan interests were found to prevent it.

Stop treating waste pickers as homeless

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Stop treating waste pickers as homeless
Waste pickers are viewed with contempt for the work they do. Most do not realize that it is they who are saving the planet

Spanish hotel chain Sol Melia plans to build 20 new hotels in Brazil by 2005, Sol Melia South American Vice President Rui Manuel Oliveira said in an interview recently published.

Sol Melia opened six new hotels in Brazil last year and operates a total of 21.

The executive said Sol Melia had already signed deals with several construction companies, adding that the expansion project would require an investment of 600 million reais ($260 million).

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