Why are Latin American cities the world’s most murderous?
Latin America cities are famed for many things, carnivals, beaches, and growing tech scenes among them. Unfortunately, one other thing…
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Oliver Griffin
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ByMeet Jorge Sharp, the 31 year old leftist who just became mayor of Chile's second city
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ByWhy did Colombia choose Cartagena to sign its peace treaty with Farc?
At the end of September the Colombian government signed a peace deal with left wing guerrilla group Las Farc,…
ByTegucigalpa: a city of 850,000 people, and 600 murders a year
Walking around the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa – sometimes abbreviated to Tegus – feels like stepping back into the days…
By“Pokémon No”: is crime forcing the residents of Medellín to abandon the world’s favourite game?
The Colombian city of Medellín is famous for a lot of things. Being the former home of deceased drug…
ByHomelessness: Rough sleeping in Bristol is up over 1200% in five years
Recently, Keep Bristol Warm relaunched with a new look website to help raise awareness about the city’s growing homelessness…
BySo long, Mr Ferguson – why Bristol should say goodbye to its first mayor next Thursday
It takes concerted effort as a city’s first mayor to provoke discussion about removing the office before the end…
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