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The world heritage is conformed by cultural & natural assets of exceptional universal value, which best represent nature or the ingenuity & history of the world's cultures, the existence, meaning, & beauty of which enrich humanity as a whole & that with their disappearance it would suffer irreparable harm. Therefore, the states in which such assets are located should protect them with international cooperation & assistance, from where they should also be identified, protected, preserved, revalued, refurbished, & transferred to future generations. 2 Tables. Adapted from the source document.

With the dissolution of the East-West conflict & the disappearance of the socialist block, the peace & security environment both in Europe & the rest of the world has become more complex. The author mentions that among the main threats to peace & security we can find the division & sectorization within Europe, the deepening of social & economic disparity, the absence of a truly pan-European strategy oriented towards economic, social, & ecological development & national, ethnic, & religious conflicts. According to the author, in the case of America, the main threats to peace & security derive from its permanent need to influence & intervene in other nations, as well as the persistence of its border problems. Adapted from the source document.

This article provides insight into the influential role of the media in the foreign policy of countries, particularly as related to Mexico. It speaks of the intricacies & biases of the media, which tend to be influenced by certain individuals or groups in positions of power within the country, as well as by more prosperous & advanced countries such as the US. The author concludes that all these political considerations, coupled with the increasing speed in which information disseminates across political boundaries, challenge Mexico to adhere to its truest foreign policy principles without compromising its ethics & national character. M. D. Cowder

The author analyzes the serious problem of drug trafficking in the international scene. He refers to the actions taken by international organizations to promote interstate cooperation & create mechanisms to address this issue. Adapted from the source document.

The article analyzes the current context in which Mexico's foreign policy is developed. The author argues that after the end of the Cold War, the international scene was transformed in a radical way, but despite this, inequalities & injustices persist. In view of this situation, the Mexican government has three options: (1) keep the current policy; (2) change its way, or (3) establish in a clear way national interests & goals in order to evaluate the consequences of neoliberal policy. Finally, he points that Mexico must try to legitimize its foreign policy & make it attentive to national necessities. Adapted from the source document.

The historical development of the current world order is traced from its nineteenth-century roots in the Congress of Vienna to the Cold War-era opposition between East & West, the disintegration of the USSR, & the postcolonial tension between North & South. The effectiveness of regional & international organizations is analyzed; it is argued that such organizations fail to meet their objectives & that the current world order is characterized by superpower domination, materialism, & scientific advance, which makes it impossible for international organizations to respond in humanistic terms. It is further argued that more vigorous & efficient, yet more democratic, world organization is needed in order to promote equality, & that the less privileged countries must take the lead because the wealthier countries will not relinquish their privileges. Adapted from the source document.