Javier Tolcachier
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Towards the definitive emancipation: The Caribbean peoples and CELAC
At the recent VII Summit of Heads of State of CELAC held in Buenos Aires, Ralph Gonsalves, Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, was elected → Read More
Let innocence (not) count! – Pressenza
The 28th of December is popularly celebrated in Spanish-speaking regions as the Day of the Innocents. In reality, the date is part of the hagiography (biography of saints) of Christianity and recognised as the Day of the Holy Innocents, in memory of the alleged massacre of children under the age of two perpetrated by Herod I “The Great” in order to get rid of a newborn in Nazareth, who would… → Read More
Uganda: Activists urge passage of law to stop gender-based violence
The Uganda Women's Network (UWONET) has urged Parliament to speed up the passage of the gender bills that were recently returned to the 11th Parliament to → Read More
Latin American-Caribbean unity: When, if not now?
There are occasions in history that must be seized. They are windows of opportunity that indicate that the time to move forward decisively has come. → Read More
Peace agreement reached between government and rebel forces in Ethiopia
Through the African Union's mediation initiative, a permanent peace agreement was reached between the Ethiopian government and the rebel forces of the → Read More
Winds of integration are blowing from the peoples: Plurinational Assembly of RUNASUR in Buenos Aires
This 5 and 6 November, the Plurinational Assembly will take place in Buenos Aires to constitute Runasur, the Unasur of the Peoples, under the guidelines → Read More
Latin America and the Caribbean face two worlds that are one
From a geopolitical look, the most general context of the moment is the attempt by the United States to halt its decline as a unipolar power and its → Read More
Regional Meeting "For the right to a just and sovereign digital future" has ended
Last Friday (14), the Regional Meeting "For the right to a just and sovereign digital future", which took place over the course of two days in the Casa → Read More
2 October, from Gandhi to Lula
On October 2, the Brazilian people have before them a challenge with enormous implications. On that day the population will decide a large part of its → Read More
Argentina: Humanists reaffirm the need for a strong commitment to Nonviolence
In a communiqué entitled "Nonviolence, an urgent commitment", the Humanist Movement of Cordoba welcomed the initiative of the League of Governors to "make → Read More
Hundreds of thousands demonstrate in the streets of Argentina against violence
Hate outside. With these significant words, the actress and head of the Argentinean Actors Association, Alejandra Darín, closed the central message in → Read More
Ecuador: The ghosts of the National Strike
After 18 days of mobilisations throughout Ecuador, which had their final epicentre in Quito, the indigenous organisations signed an agreement with the → Read More
Colombia: Elections controlled by the media-corporate cartel
It is no secret that every media outlet has an editorial line, that is to say, a way of seeing and showing things. A vision from which each media outlet → Read More
Colombia: Why vote, and for whom?
There are those who say that voting is useless. That no candidate fulfils his promises, that real power prevents a programme of real change from being → Read More
Digital technology and education: social necessity or business as usual?
Before attempting to provide a response to the question posed about what could be a possible digitalisation agenda to guarantee the Human Right to → Read More
Good sign: truce in Yemen war holds
The truce agreed in the Yemeni armed conflict between the Saudi-led coalition and the ruling Houthi forces is now entering its third week. The UN-mediated → Read More
The fallacy of technological solutions to social problems
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Clarke's Third Law, Profiles of the Future, Arthur C. Clarke Throughout human → Read More
A strategy against divisiveness and disillusionment
"Utopia is on the horizon. I walk two steps, it moves two steps away and the horizon runs ten steps further. So, what is utopia for? That's what it's for, → Read More
Latin America and the Caribbean: An optimistic reading amidst waves and gales
The global pandemic deepened the precarious conditions of the majorities, generated by capitalist financialisation, and cruelly revealed the shortages and → Read More
"Nonviolent Journalism" book presented at the Open World Meeting of New Humanism 2021
And, by the way, Press people in contact with daily tragedy are today in a position to act in a humanist direction..." Silo. Letters to my friends. With → Read More