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Darker Than Neymar

When a reporter asked Neymar if he had been discriminated against based on his skin color he replied, "Never, neither on nor off the playing field. Because I'm not Black, right?"
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How Fracking and the Shale Gas Revolution Undermine Green Energy Development

The global South should avoid being drawn away from green clean energy sources by the false promises of natural gas and fracking.
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The Rule of Law Solely Justifies the Lawsuit against the Inspector General’s Reelection

Some pundits, especially via twitter, have argued that the real reason that Dejusticia, as an institution, and I, personally, have filed this lawsuit against, alongside other organizations, the reelection of the Inspector General Ordóñez is because Dejusticia would have had annual contracts totaling 700 million Colombian pesos (350,000 USD) with Inspector General Maya, which would have been eliminated by Ordóñez.
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A Luther for Football?

Could it be that football needs some sort of Luther-like figure that can try to reform and above all make more ethical the Papacy of FIFA, even at the risk that it could lead to a veritable football schism? It's a metaphor worth exploring.
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The Military Service Registration Certificate and the High School Diploma

Every year I spend a few days in the Aguadas (Caldas) municipality, in a small village called Salineros located on the peak of a mountain; it provides, to my knowledge, the best view of the Central mountain range.
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It’s Time for Transparency

In Havana peace negotiations make progress while in Colombia there is no ceasefire.
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Prison for Protecting the Land

“Other indigenous communities in Peru, in similar cases regarding the protection of their land, are afraid to protest because the ghost of the Baguazo is always there.”
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The Internal Morality of Football

Is there a morality in football and, if so, could it serve as a source of moral teachings?
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Homeland, God and Football

The Romanian poet Lucian Blaga once said: "after having discovered that life is without meaning, what we are left with is to give it one."
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