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Necropolitics in the Amazon threatens Indigenous peoples and ecosystems
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Necropolitics in the Amazon threatens Indigenous peoples and ecosystems

Human Rights Land and Territory June 14, 2021 0Likes 0Comments

During these pandemic times, everything seems to indicate that the socio-environmental crisis is getting worse in Latin America, especially in the Amazon.

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Colombia, Between Extermination and Emancipation
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Colombia, Between Extermination and Emancipation

Democracy and Society social movements June 8, 2021 0Likes 0Comments

his phase of resistance began with a shout of protest against a new policy that would levy taxes on basic products and services, raising the cost of living in a country where unemployment, poverty and inequality are at  unprecedented levels. It has now become a struggle between extermination and emancipation. 

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The main obstacle in the fight against Covid-19? Inequality.
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The main obstacle in the fight against Covid-19? Inequality.

Democracy and Society Human Rights April 19, 2021 0Likes 0Comments

The situation in Latin America is serious. Only enough doses are available to vaccinate 5% of the population during a period of high infection rates and a rising death toll that have forced many countries in the region to reimpose confinement orders in the face of a collapse of its hospital services capabilities.

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