• 09 January 2020

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    Category : Opinion

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    Latin America and the Caribbean and the European Union in 2020: perspectives and opportunities

    The director of the Carolina Foundation, José Antonio Sanahuja, analyses the geopolitical situation in terms of the relations between the European Union, the Caribbean and Latin America

    The director of the Carolina Foundation, José Antonio Sanahuja, analyses the geopolitical situation in terms of the relations between the European Union, the Caribbean and Latin America

    At the beginning of this new decade, Latin America and the Caribbean, taken together within the international system, face a more adverse regional and global scenario. But at critical junctures, <...

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  • 02 January 2020

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    Category : Opinion

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    Vulnerability, corruption and human trafficking, links in the same criminal chain

    EUROsociAL+ and the Ibero-American Association of Public Prosecutor's Offices (AIAMP) are promoting joint action by prosecutors in Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil to combat corrupt practices that facilitate human trafficking.

    Shortly before dawn, Maria crossed the Paraná River on a barge. She did not have the migratory permits to reach her destination, but rather the hope for a better life. The triple border that connects Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay for over 1,000 kilometres is easily breached. With the promise of a ...

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  • 26 December 2019

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    Category : Interview

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    “FIIAPP combines the two passions that guide my professional interests“

    FIIAPP Secretary General Inmaculada Zamora tells us about her career at FIIAPP and the main challenges she has faced in 2019

    Photograph of Inmaculada Zamora at the annual EUROsociAL+ Meeting in Cartagena, Colombia (July 2019)

    How many years have you been working at FIIAPP and in what roles?  I hav...

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  • 19 December 2019

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    Category : Opinion

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    More ambition from COP25

    Alma Martín Pérez, a support technician in the EU-Cuba Exchange of Experiences programme to promote renewable energy sources and energy efficiency reflects on programme participation at COP25 and the results of the summit.

    Alma Martín Pérez, a support technician in the EU-Cuba Exchange of Experiences programme to promote renewable energy sources and energy efficiency reflects on programme participation at COP25 and the results of the summit.

    The COP25 World Climate Summit expected more ambitious agreements on climate change neutrality by 2050. The frantic level of discussions and negotiations from the almost 200 countries participating in the summit relentlessly sought a last-minute consensus. Nonetheless, the C...

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