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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 11 min
. talks to us about the impact of Zika on women's access to medical abortion, the structural violence in LatAm that prevented women from being included in the response effort, & the lack of access to a healthcare system for many of these women:
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LSE International History 1 h
Scholars of the Nicaraguan Revolution have come together today to discuss the international, transnational, and global histories of the Revolution from 1977 to 1990. This is a one-day workshop organised by Dr and PhD Student .
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 1 h
"The surveys asked Latinos about political activity across several types of engagement, including attending protests, wearing a button or displaying a sign, and signing a petition. There is a clear pattern of increased participation on all items."
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Molly Avery 5 h
And we’re off! First panel of the day on Solidarity and Revolutionary Diplomacy, at the workshop on International, Transnational and Global Histories the Nicaraguan Revolution happening today at the LSE ft.
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 2 h
"Through necessity and invention, Bukele channelled discontent into a stunning election victory that ends postwar two-party dominance, but now his own vague plans will face the scrutiny of 's distrustful electorate" > ()
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Canning House 23 h
Join us June 10 for an update on Central America & the Caribbean: what do the newly-elected governments in & mean for the region? What is the Helms-Burton Act & how does it affect ? What's at stake in 's June elections?
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LSE International History Seminar 14 de mai
There's still loads of time left to apply for our HY509 International History Research Seminar! We're a friendly and collegial environment for you to workshop a PhD chapter or journal article. Submit your application by 3 June! We're looking forward to reading the submissions! 😍
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EU-LAC Foundation 23 h
, that currently exercises the role of pro tempore Presidency of the Foundation, has ratified today the Agreement which transforms the Foundation into an international organisation
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LSE Review of Books 14 de mai
New Review: An Anthropology of by Cedric Robinson, reissued by
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 20 h
We are recording tonight’s event with & , if you can’t make it tonight then listen out for the podcast:
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 19 h
Respondendo a @sergio_fajardo
“We have been united since 1980 - Colombians came together to fight the the guerrillas, we were united against the destruction of our society” on Colombia today and reuniting on the peace process
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 19 h
Respondendo a @sergio_fajardo
. tells the audience his understanding of politics, how he generated trust, and how he connected people from different sectors through “respect, recognition, solidarity and empathy”
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Urban Violence Research Network 13 de mai
For early career researchers & PhD students working on governance & security in São Paulo, - applications now open for the Researchers Link Programme run by , & - further details here
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 19 h
Respondendo a @sergio_fajardo
“I was a street politician - we were in Medellín, a place where violence had been for so many years, the social fabric was destroyed, so the condition became about surviving. This is an injustice in our world today”
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School of Advanced Study 13 de mai
What does Nayib Bukele’s stunning election victory mean for ? Dr , lecturer , has written an insightful piece on the subject for the Latin America and Caribbean blog
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 20 h
Respondendo a @sergio_fajardo
“We have to understand our problems, and we have to come up with solutions” the Civic Proposal mapped out the three main issues: inequalities, violence, and the culture of illegality.
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 20 h
Respondendo a @sergio_fajardo
“Compromiso Ciudadano was about changing the world, changing Medellín, and getting into politics”
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 20 h
We are recording tonight’s event with & , if you can’t make it tonight then listen out for the podcast:
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 21 h
Southern Mexico has long been emblematic of the country’s developmental divide. As a region, it has the highest poverty rates, the most severe infrastructure deficiencies, & the lowest educational outcomes in the country.
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LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre 22 h
The death of the literature review and the rise of the dynamic knowledge map
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