Thursday, April 25, 2024

Education & Students

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Education movement gains ground

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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Education movement gains ground. As calls for more resources to be invested in education are growing across the country

Brazil on the global stage

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Lamia Qualalou, a journalist based in Rio de Janeiro, looks at Lula's ambitions for Brazil on the global stage.

Victory for Munduruku Indians

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Brazilian environmental agency rejects Tapajós River mega-dam, citing likely major impacts on indigenous people and on the environment. It is a remarkable victory for the Munduruku Indians.

Galeano’s Children of the Days: A Calendar of Human History

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A new book by Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano illustrates human potential through poems, tales, histories and observation.

BRAZIL: FUNDING FAMILIES, FEEDING MINDS

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President Lula lifted millions of Brazilians out of extreme poverty and at the heart of his social policies was Bolsa Familia, his family grant scheme that has been much praised abroad. But how key a role was actually played by Bolsa Familia?

Occupations carried out by the student movement in Brazil

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Brazilian high school student Ana Julia gives a speech about the school occupations in Brazil. "Over the past 24 hours , Brazil has...

Human Development Report: Latin America and the Caribbean

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Promising improvements in the Human Development Index of the region but there is still great inequality says 20th Human Development Report released by the United Nations Development Programme.

Chile: waging war on memory

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The Chilean Minister of Education has removed the term 'military dictatorship' from the national curriculum for primary education. Understandably, human rights groups have expressed alarm.

Another Chile is Possible

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Chilean students have long questioned the country's education system, decrying it for being commercial and elitist.

USA: protests over Uribe appointment

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Highly respected Colombian human rights activist, Jesuit Javier Giraldo Moreno, has published an open letter criticising the appointment of former president Alvaro Uribe as professor at the Jesuit University of Georgetown, Washington DC.

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