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Hiroshima and Szilárd

Today 70 years ago Nagasaki was bombed, which alongside Hiroshima, caused nearly 250,000 deaths.

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Wooden Language

There is nothing more natural than politicians' use of language that is both pompous and unnecessary at the same time.

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Soft Drinks and Cigarettes

We have to begin by tying loose ends with other countries and other industries. In this way we can not only see why it is a wise proposal, but also why it does not go far enough.

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The False Beliefs about False Accusations

Although 98% of sexual assault accusations are real, the other 2% determine how we treat survivors of this type of violence.

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Illegally Mining Human Rights for Gold

Even though the price of gold has now reached its lowest level in the last five years, gold price increased steadily between 2000 and 2012. This increase produced a worldwide growth in mining activities, including illegal gold mining, which has become an unleashed monster for human rights.
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Obtaining Restitution?

While the Solicitor General publishes reports about the implementation of the Victims' Law, in some restitution processes he has protected and favored opposing interests.

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Separate but Equal

This was the name given to the U.S. Supreme Court doctrine from the infamous case Plessy v. Ferguson, which sought to defend the indefensible: that racial segregation against African-Americans did not violate equality. This reference is useful in Colombia for the discussion about same-sex marriage. 

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Pragmatics and Revenge Seekers

As we all know, public opinion on the peace process is divided into two camps.

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Racism’s Two Faces

In the very same week, two scandals in Cartagena have shown the heads and tails of racism in Colombia.

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