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Blog: Global Voices
As Venezuela's presidential election approaches on July 28, will the opposition be able to endorse a viable candidate? Will Maduro leave anyone who threatens him electorally out of the race?
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Every March 8, millions of women mobilize in Latin America to be part of International Women's Day. What do they denounce? What differentiates the protests of each Latin American country?
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The case recently authorized by a judge in Ecuador sparks a conversation around the issue of euthanasia in Latin America.
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Three government projects from Costa Rica, Colombia and Bolivia that have helped thousands of young people to finance and acquire their own home.
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The government of Paraguay still has far to go regarding its public policies focused on preventing and containing violence against women in the country.
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In Cuba, 22 agencies, funds and programs work, together with state institutions, to contribute to the advancement of sustainable development objectives. Which have been the results?
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The decision of the Supreme Court comes as a result of the lawsuit filed by the former minister of health of the Fujimori government, to avoid being judicially investigated.
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The Salvadoran president managed to be re-elected after overturning a clear constitutional prohibition, supported by his control over the judicial power.
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Following the death of former president Sebastián Piñera, members of the Red LATAM de Jóvenes Periodistas have recommended five journalistic pieces to help us understand his legacy.
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Rocío San Miguel is one of the 36 government critics who have been detained on accusations of being involved in five alleged conspiracy plans to kill President Nicolás Maduro.
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Women with HIV in Bolivia face little access to health, informal work, family abandonment and more discrimination than male patients.
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We curated articles, reports and content that help provide context and explain the situation of violence that Ecuador is experiencing.
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Hernández Martínez was a beloved street artist, clown and cycling advocate. According to the Amazonas' Civil Police, a local couple confessed to the crime of murdering the artist.
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Creuza Oliveira was named Honorary Doctor by the Federal University of Bahia in Brazil, becoming the first union leader of her category to receive this title.
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Christmas food traditions from Venezuela, El Salvador, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador is diverse and complex. This is how the tables in the region look like during Deecember.