Murdered Mexican journalist’s widow was victim of government-purchased spyware
Griselda Triana’s husband, fellow Mexican reporter Javier Valdez Cárdenas, was assassinated in May…
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Category: Society
Guaidó appointees take over diplomatic offices in ambassador power play
Venezuela’s military attaché in Washington no longer has a portrait of Nicolás Maduro overlooking…
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Sexual harassment continues in transport system despite women-only carriages
It was at Boulevard Puerto Aéreo metro station that Eunice Alonso was approached by a man in his twenties…
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Guatemala and El Salvador attempt to reinstate amnesty laws
The Salvadoran military dictator Julio Rivera Carballo who, between the years 1962 and 1967, ordered…
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Where marching for women’s rights is a matter of life and death
There were on average nine women murdered every day in 2018, according to statistics from Mexico’s…
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The role of Escobar’s residence in Medellín’s historical memory
Given the recent nature of Colombia’s armed conflict, the country’s approach to historical memory…
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Mexico City’s air is bad for you
MEXICO CITY – Roma. Well known among the capital’s citizens as being a bohemian mecca for artists…
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Gun laws where guns take the most lives
A study released last year revealed that just six countries make up over half of all gun-related deaths,…
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Parties split on the role of aid in Venezuela
A red cross on a white background is a universal symbol of humanitarian aid, whether it be emblazoned…
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Don’t mess with my kids: Why Argentina still doesn’t have comprehensive sex education
Sex education is a tricky topic all over the world. When is too early to teach it? When is too late?…
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