New Argentinian President Javier Milei Promises To ‘Take A Chainsaw’ To Country’s Crippled Economy
The Oasis Reporters November 20, 2024 Sam Halvorsen, Queen Mary University of London When
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Despite Progress On Poverty, Mexico’s First Female President Inherits A Shaky Economy
The Oasis Reporters October 26, 2024 shutterstock.Octavio Hoyos/Shutterstock Nicolas Forsans, University of Essex Mexico’s first female
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As Mexico’s New President Takes Office, A Renewed Battle To Contain Cartel Violence Begins
The Oasis Reporters October 26, 2024 Katia Adimora, Edge Hill University Claudia Sheinbaum has
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Mexico: Sheinbaum Faces Uphill Task To Buck The Trend And Curtail Spiralling Violence
The Oasis Reporters October 26, 2024 Amalendu Misra, Lancaster University Mexico has reached a political
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Why Chile Has A Palestinian Football Team – The Bigger History
The Oasis Reporters October 25, 2024 Supporters of Club Deportivo Palestino at a match
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4 Charts Show Venezuela’s Worsening Migrant Crisis
The Oasis Reporters October 25, 2024 Rebecca Hanson, University of Florida A few years
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Venezuelan Oil Fueled The Rise And Fall Of Nicaragua’s Ortega Regime
The Oasis Reporters October 25, 2024 Benjamin Waddell, Fort
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Accept Our King, Our God − Or Else: The Senseless ‘Requirement’ Spanish Colonizers Used To Justify Their Bloodshed In The Americas
The Oasis Reporters October 5, 2024 Part of ‘The Baptism of Ixtlilxóchitl of Texcoco,’ painted
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How US Policy In Honduras Set The Stage For Today’s Migration
The Oasis Reporters September 23, 2024 U.S. Marines in Honduras in July 2016.Wikimedia Commons Joseph Nevins,
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Fixing Cities’ Water Crises Could Send Our Climate Targets Down The Gurgler
The Oasis Reporters September 14, 2024 Water treatment plants can’t afford not to think about electricity
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