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People at greatest risk need ‘politics of friendship’
Away back in May of 2007, David and I were driving toward the Mexican border on Highway 77 near Victoria, Texas, when we noticed flowers and signs by the side of the road. We stopped and soon realized we were at a place where people were remembering a tragedy. We remembered them last week as news came […]
In Colombia, those who believe in peace with justice rejoice
Gustavo Petro is weeks away from being sworn in as Colombia’s first president from a party of the left. His victory results from the mobilization of young and new voters from parts of Colombia that are always ignored.
Summit of the Americas: U.S. can’t break old habits
The United States can’t break old habits. That the White House announced Canada’s planned response to the flow of refugees in Central America said a lot to me about the way the Biden administration mishandled the Summit of the Americas. Exclusions and boycotts drew the most attention.
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