Many abuses against women go unreported and therefore there are no exact figures. In the poorest countries, violence affects up to half of women and in the world one in three has been subjected to physical or sexual violence. The disease forced victims to live with their attackers. The femicide […]
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The obstacle to Biden’s foreign policy
For Robert Menéndez, chair of the United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the cases of Cuba and Iran are sacrosanct. His hatred for the Cuban revolution and, therefore, the people whose ideas do not mirror his own, goes back a long way. The Cuban American senator has been in […]
USA vs. Venezuela: When the war is fear
What motives have led the United States to declare Venezuela an imminent danger to its national interest? The government of Mr Obama was the first to take this decision, Trump maintained it and Joe Bidens new administration has just reiterated it.
Europe, in search of lost time
A different Europe should adopt a policy of peace and neutrality. For the moment, demands like this arise as the dispersed expression of very diverse groups and citizen initiatives but they are gaining ever more ground among wide sections of the population. Juan Diego García Public awareness is improving […]
Elections in sight: searching for a leader
As well as the necessary search for a leader who mobilises public opinion to give massive support at the ballot box, urgent reforms are needed and possible in a country that is sinking in violence, corruption, poverty and intolerance. Juan Diego García Although the presidential elections in Colombia […]
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