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Nayib Bukele · ChileChile has just elected its first far-right leader, Jose Antonio Kast, since the fall of the dictator Augusto Pinochet in 1990. The arch conservative politician was elected on an anti-crime and anti-immigration platform, which won over 60% of voters. But "Kast has also been leading the fight against progressive values across the world" through his work, Javier Sajuria, Professor of Comparative Politics at Queen Mary University of London, tells FR…See the Story
Chile's President-Elect Close to Other Far-Right Leaders "Culturally and Ideologically"
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Freelancers · FranceFaced with the increasing number of attacks on the confidentiality of sources, 131 media outlets, unions, and organizations are calling, in this op-ed, for a public debate on the upcoming bill to guarantee the right to information. Nearly a year ago, 110 media outlets and organizations appealed to the government to demand a reform of the 2010 law on the protection of journalists' sources. The vague outlines of this text and the lack of real safe…See the Story
