In order to register as a new national party in Mexico, a political party must meet strict federal requirements.
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Violence against women has been a problem present throughout history, manifesting in diverse forms and types, in all sectors, classes, and social strata.
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Colombia’s past is one of war and violence, with the country’s economic and political model sustaining a stagnant confrontation between Colombians and their permanence. Colombia’s history is dark and gloomy, characterized by endless killings, war, and successive social, economic, political, and humanitarian conflicts.
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The WikiLeaks founder should be expelled from the Ecuadorian embassy in London where he sought asylum.
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Floods are threatening homes and fields in the Chaco province of Argentina.
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With the frequent imbalances and contradictions that come with globalization, Agenda 2030 of the United Nations may serve to curtail inequality and improve the human condition.
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The Chilean coastline, a famed dynamic ecosystem including both marine and land habitats, is degrading because of unrestricted activities and irresponsible maintenance.
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A growing majority of Latin Americans are expressing discontent with conventional democracy.
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According to John M. Ackerman, if Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is able to rescue the state-owned petroleum distributor Pemex, achieve self-sustaining energy production in Mexico, and successfully execute his vision of the nation’s “Cuarta Transformación” (“fourth transformation”), his deeds will place him among the ranks of Mexican revolutionaries Emiliano Zapata and Lázaro Cárdenas.
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Rather than generating peace, the military in El Salvador has often been the catalyst of violence.
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