Thursday, April 25, 2024

Education & Students

Bolsonaro: beginning or end?

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Is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning for Bolsonaro? São Paulo, 27 May. Crowds dressed in green and...

Chile: student uprising against market forces which marked a generation

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A British documentary film about the student demonstrations in Chile in 2011.

Dive, Tierra Bomba, Dive

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Dive Tierra Bomba Dive, made in 2020 by The Right to Roam Films, tells the story of 19-year-old Yassandra Barrios, who emerges as the environmental leader of her Colombian island, Tierra Bomba, home to the Varadero Reef.

Chile: the remnants of dictatorship are slow to fade

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Younger Chileans seem remarkably unbothered by the continuation of a constitution framed under the dictatorship.

Aldeia Maracanã marks 513 years of Indigenous Evictions in Brazil

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A few minutes from Maracanã stadium, urban Indigenous village struggles to save an historical building in danger as Brazil's World Cup approaches

PARAGUAY: UNLEASHING YOUNG GIRLS’ POTENTIAL.

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LAB's Claudia Pompa reports on how the Centro Educativo Mbaracayu (CEM), located in the Mbaracayi Forest Biosphere Reserve in north-east Paraguay, educates and trains girls from rural communities to become 'rural and environmental entrepreneurs'.

Mexico: Is the “new” PRI worse than the “old” one?

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It will soon be two years since the PRI returned to power and people from different walks of life are already fed up with the lack of progress in the economy and education. LAB editor Javier Farje reports from Mexico City

Mexico’s schools caught in the firing line

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The murder of students and the closure of several university campuses in recent months shows how drugs-related violence is a serious threat to Mexico's educational system.

The Amazon: Learning for a different future

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A webinar about ways of teaching nad learning about the future of the Amazon, held in the Cabelo Seco community, Marabá, Pará, Brazil

Brazil is still unequal, despite social programmes

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Brazil’s Bolsa Família programme is widely held up as a model, but it hasn’t made Brazil more equal, says INESC.

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