The new governor of Cauca, Elías Larrahondo Carabalí, arrived in office as head of one of the most violent departments in the country.
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Chile, the model student of Latin America, surprised the continent ten days ago with the mirage of its shattered development model.
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With inflation and a myriad of social problems in Argentina, the scenario for the post-election week is predicted to be complicated and tumultuous.
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Evangelical churches throughout Latin America are experiencing a rise in membership that is spreading rapidly.
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Every year the National Peasant Federation (FNC) renews its demands on the government by protesting on the streets in March.
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A theory demonstrated by research and anti-prison struggles over the past 50 years suggests that prison barbarism fails to combat crime and violence. Perhaps it is time to abolish the current prison system.
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On October 17, Colombia’s president, Iván Duque Márquez, announced that Venezuela signed a contract with a Chinese company to build a subway system in the city of Bogota after 18 months of biting and negations for this project.
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On the International Day of Rural Women, Poqomchi indigenous Guatemalan Laura Toc defied statistics, combating many issues that stop women from reaching their potential.
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Sancarlistas recently voted for the new leadership in the AEU, which has regained national relevance thanks to Lenina García, Andrea Rodríguez, and their team.
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