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The government and gender equality in political parties
Government actions towards greater gender equality in political parties and in the Congress are quite contradictory.
Read MoreTwo dams and a thousand lessons
Few, except the Indigenous and others, dared to note that these projects were anchored in a context of inevitable armed conflict.
Read MoreRodrigo Uprimny participates in the forum “Religious beliefs in public management: a form of corruption?”
On Wednesday May 18, Rodrigo Uprimny participated in the forum “Religious beliefs in public management: a form of corruption?” with an oral presentations that tries to answer the question on how to guarantee the separation between church and state?.
Read MoreGunpowder and buzzards
PRESIDENT OBAMA censored the photos of Osami bin Ladens death saying that it could affect national security.
Read More“Slavery is a foundational trauma”
The debate on reparations for black communities has just started, as well as studies on the enslaved and their descendants in the construction of the nation. Interview with historian Alfonso Múnera.
Read MoreSaying armed conflict
A sentence from President Santos and two words in the victims law were enough to revive the ideological broadside against the recognition of an internal armed conflict.
Read MoreThe armed conflict in Colombia
The uribist thesis that affirms that Colombia does not undergo an armed conflict but a terrorist threat against democracy does not stand examination, is empirically false, and is based on conceptual misunderstandings.
Read MoreMining, land and Afro-Colombian communities
Mining and other economic projects have jeopardized the territories of Afro-Colombian communities. The Racial Discrimination Watch collected testimonies from experts and community leaders affected by this situation
Read MoreDiscriminatory counter-reform
The bill of political counter-reform that advances in Congress seeks, among other things, to remove the quota that forces the parties to conform their lists to public corporations (municipal councils or the Congress itself), with at least 30% of women.
Read MoreReggaeton-eros
What to do for the eros of reggaeton to avoid focusing only on the “gasoliiiiiiiiiiina”?
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