COVID 19, Mass Media and Political Communication: Insights from México’s Federal Government Administration
National polls ran by some of the most renowned national newspapers in México, show that the level of acceptance of
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The case of the United States Humanitarian Aid to Venezuela
Declared as one of the worst humanitarian disaster in modern time[i], the global health crisis is further straining Venezuela.
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Latin American Cities in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: The Potential and Social Risks of Smart-Cities Technologies, by Beatriz Botero Arcila
This article appears in the Spring 2019 edition of the Latin America Policy Journal released in April 2019. You can
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Venezuela: more than a brutal regime it’s an evil revolution that must be stopped, by Jose Gustavo Arocha
The Venezuelan crisis has become the worst humanitarian crisis in the Western Hemisphere, with more than 3 million people fleeing
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(Un)smart Barrios. Should the implementation of Smart Cities be supported in Latin America? by Jennifer Bui
Imagine a modern city of sleek infrastructure offering the latest technological amenities for its citizens such as sensor crosswalks, free
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The mass killing of women activists in Latin America: making political violence visible, by Kristin Sandvik
In 2017, Latin America was described by the UN as the world’s most violent continent for women. The assassinations of
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