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Mobbing

Silenced voices: the impact of workplace mobbing on Latin American women

Carolina Elizalde
Workplace mobbing, an insidious form of harassment that erodes the dignity and self-esteem of those who suffer from it, is a heartbreaking reality for many women in the region.
Inequality
Gender equality today for a sustainable future
Gender
Inequalities, violence, and gender-based neglect
Gender

Gender and Intersectionality of Inequalities

Natalia Gavazzo
The economic value of unpaid care work performed by women tripling the size of the global technology industry.
Bolivia

Coup attempt or political dramatization?

José Orlando Peralta
The complex situation in which the president finds himself, combined with a coup attempt with little chance of success led by a government ideologue, has generated doubts in certain sectors.
Climate change

Why should we talk about climate justice?

María Villarreal
The notion of climate justice brings to the table the unequal historical and present responsibilities of countries, companies, and individuals regarding the climate crisis.
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Climate change

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Water scarcity: an environmental approach to sustainability

Nathalia Tejedor Flores   |   José Rogelio Fábrega Duque
Water affects all aspects of development. This is why it is necessary to address its problems in a comprehensive, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary manner.

Vulnerabilities exposed by sea level rise

Carlos A. Gordón B.
In Panama, between 2% and 3% of the currently existing land area will be affected by sea level rise by 2050.

Agri-food Trade: Latin America at the Crossroads of Climate Change

Marcelo Halperín
We must consider how to carry out the transition without harming subsistence economies or the income derived from the export of extensive agricultural production.

Democracy challenges

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Without growth there is no paradise

Rogelio Núñez
The current economic stagnation in the region has become the turning point for a development model that reached its peak after the end of the boom.

Main keys to the Panamanian presidential elections

Jon Subinas
Ricardo Martinelli led all polls for years. But after being disqualified by a sentence of more than 10 years in prison for money laundering, he was relieved by José Raúl Mulino, who is emerging as the probable winner.
Elections

Super Election Year: Migration, Freedom and Democracy

Carlos Carrasco Muro
Migration has become a central part of the campaign discourse across the political spectrum. In this scenario, narratives that stigmatize migrants and refugees and promote xenophobic actions, are increasingly frequent.
Populism

Open Government in Mexico: a curable myopia?

Jorge Francisco Aguirre Sala
Open Government, as the form of governance that seeks to deepen the role of citizens participating in public decision-making is known, is an alternative to the chronic threat to democracies.

Disinformation

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The strange case of the 9,000 missing dead in Cuba

José Gabriel Barrenechea
At the beginning of 2022, the percentage of fully immunized Cubans reached more than 90%. How can we explain that in 2022 there was an excess of between 9,000 and 12,000 deaths?
Elections

Fraud is not usual, but conspiracy theories are

Flávia Bozza Martins
Coauthors Luciana Fernandes Veiga and Vitória Peres Questioning the fairness of the process is legitimate. However, what has been observed is the use of this discourse as a political strategy to delegitimize the electoral result.
Disinformation

Digital gangsters

Arthur Coelho Bezerra
Hate speech generates engagement, a phenomenon that can be measured by the interaction of network users, and produces information that increases the big data of huge platforms.

Consequences of Disinformation in Society

Constanza Cilley
Disinformation is a central issue for people, and can even have implications for physical health.
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