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Italy’s Crisis: Weak Government and Political…
Since the ignoble beginnings of the Second Republic amid corruption and crime, a “culture of crisis” has permeated…
The Climate March’s New (and Old) Direction
The streets of the world have been flooded recently — not by the Earth’s rising oceans, but by people…
“Sin agua no hay vida”: Indigenous…
Indigenous communities, particularly those in Bolivia, Peru, Mexico, Chile, and Argentina, are working to combat…
Héritage mondial ou héritage local: la réalité masquée…
La plupart des articles que l’on retrouve sur la Cité Perdue sont écrits comme des récits d’aventures. Ils…
Female Activists: Much More than Victims
Coupled with their inherent vulnerability as human rights defenders, the fact that they are women has deceived…
Medellín rayonne d’espoir : le cas de la Comuna 13
En se promenant dans les rues du Poblado, quartier huppé de Medellín où se croisent touristes branchés et hommes…
Venezuela and the Road Ahead
Not only has Maduro provided ample evidence of his inability to deal with reality, but he has also (unwillingly)…
Ieri, oggi, domani: The Unceasing Battle against Racism…
The Italian people urgently needs to revisit some key passages in its history in order to understand, and combat,…
Is Canada Democratic Enough?
If we were to look into the issues that Canadian voters, particularly Indigenous voters, experience when accessing…
A Look Back at the Lasting Impact of George H. W. Bush’s…
President George H. W. Bush passed away in November at the age of 94. While his time as president was a short…
Prosecution at last for Peru’s former President…
Despite the protracted waiting time for his trial, it is highly likely that Alan García will have to respond to his…
Expulsion of Roma in Italy and a Quiet Response from the…
"Today, the Roma lack political clout as socially isolated members of society who are purposely ignored by most…