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September 12, 2018

Is Brazil breaking with its nonviolent past?

Opinion, Opinion-1By IIDMAsterSeptember 12, 2018Leave a comment

The political system has been shocked by the discovery and prosecution of corruption; the disruption of the presidential term of Dilma Roussef and the escalation of the attack of organized crime against political institutions. Brazilian people have thus launched themselves in search of a rescuer.

Latin America 17 Years after September 11, 2001

UncategorizedBy IIDMAsterSeptember 12, 2018Leave a comment

Two historic events that have marked the 21st Century happened on 11 September of 2001. The terrorist attack against the United States by the Al-Qaeda network (9/11) and the signing, in Lima, Peru, of the Interamerican Democratic Charter (IDC). Seventeen years later, the challenge is to revert the negative effects of 9/11 and end dictatorships.

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