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Why is Latin American Inequality So Extreme? Introducing LAC Inequality Review

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By Santiago Levy, Nora Lustig, James Robinson
| LSE Connect Verified
For as long as data on income inequality has been available, Latin America has stood as one of the world’s two most unequal regions (along with sub-Saharan Africa). Despite some promising declines during the 2000s, inequality in many countries remains higher today than it was in the 1970s, suggesting a persistent high-inequality political economy equilibrium.
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Voters weigh costs, benefits of Port Townsend School District bond

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By James Robinson
| Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Verified
On Feb. 10, voters living in the Port Townsend School District will have an opportunity to vote on whether to raise their property taxes to fund a $99.25 million renovation and modernizations project at the Port Townsend High School campus. According to district officials, for those with a home valued at $600,000, bond approval would mean an additional $34 a month in property taxes — or, about $400 more in property taxes per year.
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When an ethics complaint moves forward, it becomes news

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By James Robinson
| Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Verified
Social media was abuzz last week with The Leader’s coverage of the ethics complaint filed against Port Townsend City Councilmember Neil Nelson. Commenters took aim at the story’s placement, saying it should not have been above the fold. The headline, “Facebook post triggers ethics complaint against councilmember,” they said was a personal attack. The structure, they said, was incorrect.
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