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A just transition is not merely about replacing one economic activity with another; it is also about addressing the social inequalities that the previous model helped to entrench.

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Artificial intelligence is dismantling digital anonymity and turning mass surveillance into an increasingly inexpensive tool, while exercising political freedom is becoming more costly and risky.

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The unprecedented contest between political extremes is testing Colombia’s democratic stability amid a context of growing polarization.

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Technology has become the perfect scapegoat for fueling electoral fraud narratives that erode democratic trust without the need for evidence.

A just transition must speak about gender

Loraine Lorena Lora Laguna  |   Juliana Andrea Romero Satizabal   |   Melina Quintero Santos
A just transition is not merely about replacing one economic activity with another; it is also about addressing the social inequalities that the previous model helped to entrench.
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Yaldimar Ruíz
Artificial intelligence is dismantling digital anonymity and turning mass surveillance into an increasingly inexpensive tool, while exercising political freedom is becoming more costly and risky.
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Eduardo Pizarro Leongómez
The unprecedented contest between political extremes is testing Colombia’s democratic stability amid a context of growing polarization.

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When the national team was the state

Ana Tereza Duarte
Football continues to generate collective identity in Brazil and Argentina, but media and political fragmentation have diminished its capacity to reinforce the legitimacy of the state.
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The end of anonymity: AI lowers the price of surveillance and makes freedom more expensive

Yaldimar Ruíz
Artificial intelligence is dismantling digital anonymity and turning mass surveillance into an increasingly inexpensive tool, while exercising political freedom is becoming more costly and risky.
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Colombia: Toward a national fracture?

Eduardo Pizarro Leongómez
The unprecedented contest between political extremes is testing Colombia’s democratic stability amid a context of growing polarization.

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