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Santos and Corzo: petrol problems
How is the President of the Congress similar to the President of the Republic?
Read MoreBlind judicial reform?
Wouldn’t it be better to strive for reliable information and a solid diagnosis of our judicial system rather than blindly reform it?
Read MoreTrans-forming public policy
In a recent ruling, the Constitutional Court acknowledges the widespread discrimination against trans people and ordered a LGBTI national public policyI.
Read MoreHappily adopted but sadly separated
Two Colombian brothers aged 9 and 13 who were abandoned small and lived in very difficult conditions, were lucky to find an American who adopted them and loves them. It was a story that seemed happy but suddenly became sad, since several months ago the children have been separated from his father by the ICBF.
Read MoreDignified and decent work in Colombia
Labor issues occupy a priority place in social concerns. In countries like Colombia, there is a close connection between social security and labor relations. For this reason it has been argued that policies aimed at creating decent work are the best way to make social policy.
Read MoreThe awarded dogs of Fernando Vallejo
The criticism to Fernando Vallejo for announcing on Saturday, in the acceptance speech of the award from the Guadalajara Book Fair, that he would donate the $150,000 of the award to two Mexican organizations that look after stray dogs just commenced.
Read MoreFree education
If one takes seriously the invitation of students to build a reform from the formula of education as a right and pursuit of equality, free universal proposal does not do very well.
Read MoreMapiripán and the guilt of the State
Some people compensated by the ruling of the Inter-American Court for the slaughter of Mapiripán turned out not to be victims.
Read MoreThe pending task of students
The challenges of the student mobilization with the withdrawal of the bill on education reform.
Read MoreWomen in elections
The poor results of women in the recent elections are not simply a problem of them, but a matter of democracy.
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