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Addressing Citizen Security Issues in Chile

The example of prohibition and the failed war on drugs shows us how the penal system in this area harms women much more than men.

“It is not acceptable for us to remain silent before the family dictatorship of Ortega and Murillo in Nicaragua,” said the president.

It’s important to view the phenomenon of drug consumption as the heir of a forced hegemonic masculinity that oppresses women…

In order to advance towards better health and less obesity, better accountability is needed of the industry’s compliance with the norms.

The level of pro-Russia and pro-NATO propaganda that is being disseminated in traditional and alternative media everywhere is grotesque.

This gesture with Nicaragua reminds me how many countries received Chileans forced to leave Chile to save their lives and their family…

Failing to see how serious this danger is, is to underestimate a far-right that has come to stay in the region.

Argentina says it is willing to also give citizenship to those who apply for it after being banished by Ortega.

Daniel Ortega’s latest measures remind many Chileans of what the tyrant Augusto Pinochet did half a century ago.

These people at last recovered the freedom they were unjustly deprived of, with no right to defend themselves, notes Chile’s foreign minister