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CATEGORY: Americas
Saying goodbye to Kissinger the criminal
The forgotten dead of the nations that ‘realpolitik’ devastated are still crying out for justice
Argentina’s Milei ushers in atrocity denialism, trolling and attacks on the media
After a campaign marked by online abuse, the libertarian president-elect could embolden the most violent elements of the far right
Why academic freedom and freedom of speech are not the same thing
The right to debate ideas in universities does not give free rein to voice hateful ideas outside that environment
Contents – In bad faith: How religion is being weaponised by the right
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Trump raises the stakes on media freedom
Former President threatens to cancel the licences of media outlets he perceives to be critical of him should he be reelected in 2024
The Embassy Murders: A new short story
Marking 50 years since Pinochet’s coup and 33 years on from our introduction to political prisoner Paulina Salas in Death and the Maiden, she returns in this new work
‘There simply is no moral high ground anymore’ – Stella Assange
WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange is running out of options to avoid extradition, despite growing efforts from the Australian government to get the case dropped
50 years on wounds still raw from Chile coup
The country is still divided over the dictator’s legacy, as violence over the weekend shows
Contents – Express yourself: Overcoming neurodiversity stereotypes
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