Noticias Internacional
Lessons from the Sarayaku People for Other Indigenous Peoples
Dejusticia asks members of the Sarayaku People what lessons they can share with other indigenous people of the region.
Read MoreUruguay: the conspiracy of the reasonable people
In his poem “Los Conjurados (The Conspirators),” Borges pays homage to the birth of the Confederation of Switzerland. The poem says that in 1.291 “in the center of Europe, people were conspiring,” because “men of different lineages” made “the strange resolution of being reasonable”.
Read MoreWhat the Kichwa People of Sarayaku Leave Behind
What do the Kichwa People of Sarayaku leave behind?
Read MoreAgainst reductionist visions of human rights
César Rodríguez Garavito answers Stephen Hopgood and Aryeh Neier, criticizing both sides of the debate due to a very simplistic point of view of the actors, the content and the strategies of the international human rights movement.
Read MoreHuman Rights: one step forward, one step back
Government Santos has given human rights the attention that its predecessor had neglected them.
Read MoreFrom Rio to Catatumbo there are many differences
In his Op-Ed in El Espectador, César Rodríguez Garavito points out some lessons about the “Brazilian spring”, which according to him, could be useful for the Colombian case. But Rodriguez’s optimism and intense emotion contrast with the public perception regarding the protests led by farmers in Catatumbo.
Read MoreThe South American spring, from Brazil to Colombia
If the cordial Brazilians woke up, why the nonconformist Colombians do not protest?
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