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Mafalda was a revolutionary

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Feminism, the media, communism and consumerism, Vietnam –  Quino’s strip-cartoon Mafalda managed to address all these issues from the innocent, but incisive, perspective of...

Latin America — Trafficking in Women and Girls

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It is estimated that half a million young women in Latin America and the Caribbean are lured into sexual abuse, with social media playing a key role.

The Past is an Imperfect Tense

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A well-to-do white couple living in São Paulo, Brazil, adopt a black baby. The Past is an Imperfect Tense tells the story of this father-son relationship, which begins with great love and affection but ends up in ruin and rejection.

Greta Thunberg: voice and silence

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This open letter, from a distinguished group of Brazilian mental health academics and professionals, was first published in El Pais Brazil on 2 September 2019. You can...

UNESCO Declares Bolivia Free of Illiteracy

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The South American nation reached the goal after following the programme "Yes I Can" designed by Cuba.

Amantani

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Helps bridge the gap between home and school for children living in Ccorca, a Quechua district in southern Peru

Guatemala: the void left by empty classrooms

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Sunset over Guatemala City marks another day of widening inequality and increasing despair as Covid-19 cases continue to rise. With the country’s informal economy...

PODCAST: what is happening to migrant children at the US border

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A podcast from The Guardian. Published in the 'Today In Focus' series, 11 July 2019. To download or listen, click here. Elora Mukherjee is a...

Colombia: false positives, failed justice

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Like Cuba’s Ladies in White and Argentina’s Mothers of the May Plaza before them, Colombia’s Mothers of Soacha continue to do the slow and...

Cuba: Women and the low fertility rate

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Cuban TV provoked a storm of indignation when it appeared to hold women solely responsible for the country's low birth-rate.

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