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Adell Moncho16/06/2011

In this article we are dealing with the paradox of the Philippines being 9th country (out of 134) with more gender equality (in politics, economics, education and health) in the world but also a significant destination in sex tourism and child sex tourism.

Anna Martinez Codina12/04/2011

Most consumers don't know that most of the money paid for petroleum products such as gasoline does not go to oil producers. If oil were not so heavily taxed, then it would cost a fraction of its current price in some countries. Which effects does it have?

Anna Martinez Codina05/04/2011

We saw the Egyptian people rise up, but exactly why the Egyptians were there and what triggered these revolts needs to be considered. Ewre they following the Tunisian example? Was it due to Islamic factors? Or was it because of social, economic, and political demands? We will take a look at the reasons for the outbreak of the revolts and the current situation in Egypt.

Anna Martinez Codina22/03/2011

A new edition of the Forbes List has been released and the world's top billionaires 2011 unveiled. Mexican Carlos Slim holds the first place in the ranking and Bill Gates is second. However, if Gates didn't allocate money to philanthropy he would still be the richest person in the world.

United Explanations12/01/2011

To understand how the US monetary system (and the Fed) works can be hard. For this reason some guys decided to create the AMERICAN DREAM, a 30 minute animated film that shows you (according to the authors) "how you've been scammed by the most basic elements of our government system".

United Explanations29/11/2010

In Ukraine almost 3 kg of carbon emissions are generated just to produce one US$ of GDP. On the contrary, in Egypt only 15.5 g are emitted. Why? Because of the energy mix and the energy intensity.

United Explanations13/11/2010

Coffee is an important commodity and a popular beverage. Over 2.25 billion cups of coffee are consumed in the world every day. Over 90% of coffee production takes place in developing countries, while consumption happens mainly in the industrialized economies.

Justicia Climática y Derechos Humanos: El Desafío Pendiente Frente a la Vulnerabilidad de los Pueblos en Riesgo Ambiental

Intervención en Venezuela: los hechos, los argumentos, las implicaciones

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20 años fuera: el tenis castiga con mano firme la corrupción

El matrimonio en Irak: cuando la religión ocupa el rol del Estado

Con visita a Milei incluida: los primeros días de José Antonio Kast como presidente electo de Chile

El conflicto entre la AFA y el Gobierno nacional: ¿un punto de no retorno para el fútbol argentino?

Acuerdo UE-Mercosur: pulso entre Francia y Brasil con el 20 de diciembre en el horizonte

Los desaparecidos de la Ruta del Este

La Muralla Verde del Sahel, ¿un hermoso desafío o un sueño imposible?

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Ruanda, ¿el nuevo modelo institucional africano?

Tensiones en el Sáhara Occidental: la descolonización irresuelta

África, ¿una revolución verde en marcha?

Esclavitud en el siglo XXI: la realidad de Mauritania

5 gráficos para entender lo que está en juego con el Brexit

El extremismo en Internet: el caso de la ultraderecha

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¿Censura a los medios rusos? El Parlamento Europeo y la propaganda del Kremlin

Brexit: divisiones, negociaciones y desafíos

¿Europa aún es Europa?

La crisis perpetua de la UE: ¿el fin del sueño europeo?

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The Philippines: the Subic Bay or a case of oppression, injustice and suffering

The price of oil: taxes make the difference

Egypt: the original motivations and the current situation

Philanthropy and the World’s Billionaires Forbes list 2011

The American Dream

How many carbon emissions are generated when producing one unit of GDP?

Coffee: Brazilian exporter, American consumer

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