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A guardian of the Amazon: Taxation for sustainability
Saving the Amazon requires transforming the pain of deforestation into an urgent and collective commitment. It is imperative to design a comprehensive approach that combines sound public policies with a fair tax system.
Read MoreBeing a migrant in times of surveillance
Biometric data, because it is personal and sensitive, requires rigorous handling, but today it is used without sufficient safeguards, exposing people to surveillance and discrimination.
Read MoreInterview with Naomi Roht-Arriaza by Vivian Newman, April 2025
Interview with Naomi Roht-Arriaza professor and expert in international law, human rights, damages and liability.
Read MoreThe Italian Formula for Fighting Corruption and Organized Crime
Italia es un caso de estudio que nos deberíamos atrever a mirar con detenimiento, pues su contexto tiene algunas similitudes con el nuestro. La violencia, los cárteles y las mafias, que por desgracia compartimos, son realidades que influyen en los niveles de corrupción y en la percepción de la ciudadanía.
Read MoreTrump’s Abandonment of the Global Fight Against Corruption
But we all know that what Trump wants is to give gringo companies a leg up against Chinese competitors, paying better bribes than them and thus continuing to regress ethically so that the law of “survival of the fittest” applies.
Read MoreGrand Corruption in the New Global Context
We need to think about how to make the world a safer place, without affecting the economy and without losing democratic gains.
Read MoreCooperation or dependency? Mexico’s dilemma in the face of USAID funding freeze
The freezing of USAID funds has reopened the debate on the relevance and nature of international cooperation.
Read MoreTrump and USAID: an Opportunity to Integrate a Horizontal Treatment in International Cooperation Relations between Colombia and Other Countries?
Future international cooperation agreements between Colombia and other countries must be transformed into horizontal and transparent alliances.
Read MoreProspects for civil society in light of USAID’s withdrawal
This issue of the Newsletter prepared by the Regionalization team at Dejusticia addresses the different aspects of this debate based on the analysis of two critical cases in the Latin American context: Colombia and Mexico.
Read MoreNew world order: a great opportunity for the South
While this storm for control of the old order continues to intensify in the North, the Global South has a historic opportunity to redefine its role in the global economy with its natural and human wealth.
Read MoreA hint of cosmopolitanism
Perhaps the next great revolution in the history of mankind will no longer happen in a country (as in Russia in 1917 or in France in 1789), but throughout the world and be the result of the coordination of actions of millions of people.
Read MoreThe luck of prohibition: Bloomsday
The history of art is plagued with censorship. Ulysses, by the Irish author James Joyce, was banned for more than ten years and went to trial three times for being considered obscene.
Read MoreAn immature Constituent Assembly
The Constituent Assembly convened by Maduro does not seek to forge a pact between opposing forces, but seeks to crush the opposition through an antidemocratic mechanism, which is also unconstitutional. The international community and even authentic Chavismo should oppose it.
Read MoreMilitant hope
Hope should not only be cautious but militant: young people around the world should mobilize against politicians like Trump who are willing to damage the world in which they, the young, will live tomorrow.
Read More21st century socialism, dictatorship or rebellion?
The Venezuelan government is advancing in its plan to dismantle the 1999 Bolivarian Constitution. And it is the 21st century rebels who defend democracy and human rights against the heirs of 21st century socialism who abdicated their democratic promise.
Read MoreFrantz and war
Frantz, a film by the French director François Ozon, deals with the absurdity of war and the terrible fate of societies entangled in it.
Read MoreHumboldt vs. Trump
In times of egos enlarged by social media, such as Trump’s, we lack the cosmic vision of Humboldt, where everything is interconnected.
Read MoreAddressing the Slave Trade
There is an increasing interest by several countries in the Global South, specifically in Latin America and the Caribbean, to advance the discussion on the possibility of demanding reparations from former colonial powers and certain public and private institutions for the role they played in the transatlantic slave trade.
Read MoreGlobal tensions and local leadership
In the current global context, hopelessness can only be overcome through local leadership, which through concrete actions on a daily basis restores community ties and prevents the promotion of polarization.
Read MoreHomophobia without borders
In the 21st century, homophobia shows its worst face in Chechnya. 100 homosexuals have been hunted as animals by the authorities and three of them were killed.
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