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Can the regional tribunal end the powerful’s impunity?

The constitutional reform known as the "reestablishment of balance of powers" continues its way through Congress.
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Not Everything That Shines Is Gold

Even though it has been strongly questioned by local communities, the South African company AngloGold Ashanti continues with the idea to exploit the gold mine La Colosa in Tolima.
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Sergio Urrego’s Mirror

Sergio Urrego didn't commit suicide: he was killed by his school's discrimination, the State's inaction, and society's indifference.
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My North Is Your South

Why is it important to encourage dialogue across the Global South?
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PrEParing for the Neediest: How Battling Inequality is at the Heart of the Fight against HIV/AIDS

If we do not rethink our national and global healthcare strategies in terms of access and cost, PrEPwill likely deepen health inequalities pending its introduction in the Global South.
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Reconciliation and Democracy

Victim delegations' presence in Havana have focused the debate about peace on the question of reconciliation.
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More Problems than Solutions

When I read international news I remember the following phrase by Henri Duvernois: "Everything could be better, but also everything could get worse, thus, everything is alright."
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Many Lectures, Little Schooling

As a fellow blogger, Mauricio Albarracín, aptly stated, Sergio Urrego didn't commit suicide: Sergio was killed by discrimination.
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What is the current state of the Afro-Colombian Curules?

The Higher Council of the Judiciary has in its hands an important decision to guarantee the political participation of Afro-Colombian communities.
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