Radical Economic Policies In Argentina Offer Lessons – But Not A Blueprint – For South Africa
The Oasis Reporters October 17, 2026 In Argentina corruption and failing public services sit alongside
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Brazil Election 2026: First‑round Victories Demand A Commitment To Democracy By The Far‑right That Has Not Yet Been Made
The Oasis Reporters October 13, 2026 Débora Thomé, Instituto Brasileiro de Ensino, Desenvolvimento
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Brazil Election: Authoritarian Right Gain An Edge, Fueled By Voter Apathy And Discontent
The Oasis Reporters October 9, 2026 Sergio Abranches, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)
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Faith, Rhetoric And The Ballot Box: How Religion Has Shaped Brazil’s Current Presidential Election
The Oasis Reporters October 8, 2026 Manuela Lowenthal, Universidade Federal de
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Elections In Brazil: A Subdued, Digital Campaign Heightens Uncertainty About The Results
The Oasis Reporters October 8, 2026 Sergio Abranches, Universidade Federal do Rio
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Why Some Indigenous Communities Don’t Resist Oil Extraction In Their Territories
The Oasis Reporters October 7, 2026 An oil extraction site on the banks of the Napo
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Criminal Gangs Have Diversified Across Latin America, Making Them More Resilient – But Not Untouchable
The Oasis Reporters August 31, 2026 Soldiers guard a road after the Colombian government accused the
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Colombia Earthquake Has Killed At Least 132. My Research Helps Explain Why It Was So Destructive
The Oasis Reporters August 11, 2026 Ryan Hoult, University of Newcastle Locals and
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For Nearly 250 Years, The US Has Had Eyes On Latin America – But Interventions Then Looked Rather Different
The Oasis Reporters July 13, 2026 A statue of
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Why Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ Goal Is Priceless – And Unforgettable
The Oasis Reporters July 13, 2026 One giant leap for soccerkind.Allsport/Getty Images
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