One year on, Mexico City awaits justice for railway collapse victims
Mexican officials have yet to prosecute those involved in the collapse of one of Mexico City’s busiest…
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Mexico City police break up encampment of displaced Triqui people near National Palace
The Triqui community has been protesting the Mexican government for 15 months to take action against…
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Colombia: Univalle researcher seeks to catalyze chemical reactions… and development for his Indigenous community
A Colombian researcher is catalyzing compounds to break down pollutants in water, and at the same time…
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Mexico rattled by increasing violence against women
Violence against women is on the rise in Mexico, with citizens and activists urging authorities to take…
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On the 40th anniversary of the South Atlantic War: Argentina remembers, Britain forgets
The conflict, which began 40 years ago on April 2, is remembered in Argentina but largely forgotten…
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Researchers and designers are bringing poetry to life for the visually impaired in Cali, Colombia
This article originally appeared on the Faculty of Engineering (Universidad del Valle) website here…
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“The missing piece of feminism” – the long road to menstrual justice in Latin America
More than a biological event, menstruation is a cultural phenomenon with profound consequences for those…
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“Scene 1, Take 20!” The guerrillas who swapped Kalashnikovs for cameras
“The tribunals are there to judge – this is to relate what was lived – real lives and real…
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While the truth is still putting on its shoes, Fake News runs rampant in Latin America
The Pope shares a joint with a Bolivian President. Drinking bleach is a cure for coronavirus. Vaccinations…
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US removes Colombia’s FARC from terrorist list. Why now – and what does it mean?
Today, the Biden administration removed the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (the FARC) from USA’s…
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