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Articles by Diana Guarnizo
NIÑOS, MERENGUES Y PERFILAMIENTO DIGITAL
Los Danieles Las últimas noticias de Cambio también están en nuestro canal de WhatsApp. Seguir a Cambio en WhatsApp No se mostrarán más mensajes como este. Un dicho muy colombiano dice que cuando algo “dura menos que un merengue en la puerta de una escuela” es que se ha agotado o vendido con rapidez. Y es que ¿qué puede ser más fácil que vender un producto muy enganchable, en un lugar muy concurrido, por personas en edad altamente influenciable?
La Oroya: lecciones para el litigio en calidad del aire y salud pública en América Latina
La Oroya es un pueblo del departamento de Junín ubicado en la Sierra central de Perú. Desde los años 20 del siglo pasado se instaló allí un complejo minero metalúrgico que extraía cobre y más recientemente plomo y zinc. La metalúrgica es la principal fuente de trabajo de los 18.000 habitantes de la zona y también la mayor fuente de contaminación atmosférica debido a la emanación de gases y partículas que arroja al ambiente.
Derecho, comercio y etiquetado nutricional: reflexiones y experiencias desde América Latina
Esta publicación fue coeditada con René Urueña Hernández y Juan Martín Carballo. La situación de sobrepeso y obesidad es uno de los asuntos más urgentes en la agenda de salud global. América Latina es una de las regiones que reportan un alto consumo de bebidas azucaradas y productos ultraprocesados en el mundo, lo que hace a su población más vulnerable frente a enfermedades no transmisibles (ENTs).
Dying in pain in the global South
Throughout the developing world, people are dying in pain due to an inability to access proper medication. But the problem is about much more than money. A version of this article was first published here on Dejusticia’s Global Rights Blog. All of us have been close to the pain of a loved one at one point or another: a grandmother with cancer at home, a father with multiple sclerosis, a brother with a chronic respiratory disease.
Human rights organizations and the state: how different are we really?
How different are human rights organizations and the state institutions they challenge? A key Israel group has pulled away from cooperation with the army, arguing that some close ties are counter-productive. In the past decade, researchers and practitioners have critically reflected on the tendency by which human rights organisations are drawing closer to armies.
Generación de la guayaba… ¿o de la chatarra?
Si usted pertenece a la generación de la guayaba, es decir, los nacidos en la década del 70 a los que les empacaban el juguito de guayaba en la lonchera, preocúpese porque sus hijos serán la generación de la chatarra. Atrás quedó esa lonchera clásica de mandarina, juguito casero y arepa de mamá. Con los afanes del día a día, los padres terminamos empacando, cada vez con mayor frecuencia, un ‘jugo’ de caja con ponqué ‘artesano’ de tienda.
Students create robots to compete in the first Junior Orange Bowl / Bots For All challenge | Miami Herald
Hundreds of Florida students of all grade levels gathered in the name of innovation at Miami Springs Recreation Center, competing with and against each other for a chance to qualify for state final VEX and VEX IQ Robotics Competition.After competing in the state competition, teams could possibly qualify for the VEX Robotics World Championship, a competition that invites the top 1,400 student-led robotics teams from around the world to compete in Louisville, KY.Bots For All, a not-for-profit...
Fairchild, Miami-Dade Schools partner to return orchids to urban spaces | Miami Herald
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden has partnered with Miami-Dade County Public Schools to transform the way in which seventh-grade students are taught science. Together, with the help of students from the University of Miami School of Architecture Design Build Program, a decommissioned school bus has been transformed into a state-of-the-art mobile tissue culture lab.The mobile lab, called STEMLab, travels to Miami-Dade County middle schools that do not have access to science labs.
Human rights and the failed coup in Turkey
There are risks for human rights in the post-coup purges in Turkey. But we must applaud more loudly the coup’s failure as a victory for human rights and democracy. The July 15th failed coup in Turkey is a momentous occurrence, with uncertain implications for the future of the country, and serious reverberations regionally and with respect to relations between Turkey and the United States and Europe.
Human rights and the failed coup in Turkey
There are risks for human rights in the post-coup purges in Turkey. But we must applaud more loudly the coup’s failure as a victory for human rights and democracy. The July 15th failed coup in Turkey is a momentous occurrence, with uncertain implications for the future of the country, and serious reverberations regionally and with respect to relations between Turkey and the United States and Europe.
Dying in pain in the global South
Throughout the developing world, people are dying in pain due to an inability to access proper medication. But the problem is about much more than money. Español All of us have been close to the pain of a loved one at one point or another: a grandmother with cancer at home, a father with multiple sclerosis, a brother with a chronic respiratory disease. They usually get their pain medication every four hours, and if the pain increases, they can call the nurse and ask for more.
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