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The Inspector General against the WHO
THE Inspector General may have his own view on abortion.
Read MoreWhat money shouldn’t buy
The case of the Nule reveals how in Colombia all things can be obtained with a good deal of money and influence. Is it possible to prevent this kind of story from being repeated?
Read MoreHector Abad’s refusal of affirmative actions
In one of his recent columns (“Negroid, Indian-like, and whitish”), Hector Abad reiterated his criticism of the affirmative action, at least the one that is founded on providing certain benefits based on race or ethnicity of people.
Read MoreLove stories against racism
FINALLY there is an open debate on race and racism in Colombia. It all began with a love story.
Read MoreJustice attacked, indifferent citizenship
WE SHOULD disguise the judges of owls and maybe that way their murder would move the country, wrote to me indignantly Diego Bolivar, an official of the Lara Bonilla Judicial School, three days after the murder of judge Constance Gloria Gaona in Saravena.
Read MoreThe unfortunate Afrocolombian uprooting
While in 2008 Afrocolombians were 16% of the forcibly displaced population, in late 2010 they became 23%.
Read MoreAre “affirmative actions” negative?
In one of his recent columns (“black certificate”), Hector Abad criticized the so-called “affirmative actions,” deeming that they tended to reproduce racism because they classified people according to their race.
Read MoreBlack certified
I was fortunate to read Héctor Abad’s recent column on race and racism after visiting the Apartheid Museum, here in Johannesburg. My bewilderment was profound.
Read MoreAre they ruining Soho?
With pictures of a transsexual and a critique of the Catholic pedophilia the magazine seems to have let down its readers.
Read MoreWhat a nice family!
With this case, five relatives of senior government officials of government Uribe have been convicted.
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