Tuesday the 11th. Bolivia, like Colombia, is in suspense. The verdict of the Constitutional Court depends on this week’s December presidential elections. Diego López Medina explains the recent political turbulence of this Andean country.

As a result of the parents in Soacha who have demanded for food from their wives, Helena Alviar, of Dejusticia, proposes that the State guarantees the care of the children.

Juan Fernando Jaramillo, investigator of Dejusticia, invites the re-evaluation of the electoral organization model in Colombia, based on the latest report of the UN.

Rodrigo Uprimny, director of Dejusticia, emphasizes how Hurricane Katrina stripped many of the inequities of the current American politics.

A good part of the people today that defend a society run by engineers and economists have in mind the conservation of a tradition society organized divided by the split in privileges. Written by Mauricio García.

César Rodríguez criticizes the proposal of the Anif to eliminate the business contribution of compensation boxes, the Seine and Family Welfare.

Sixty years after Hiroshima, Rodrigo Uprimny, Director of DJS and professor at the National University in Colombia, recalls the dangers of scientific development with an ethical conscience.

Helena Alvíar analyzes feminism since the controversial appointment of 20 women as local mayors in Bogotá.