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Juan David Rojas

  • Non-Resident Fellow in Transnational Organized Crime, Orion Policy Institute
  • Journalist, Freelance
Bogotá
As seen in: MSN, Substack, BioBioChile, The Nation, The American Conservative, UnHerd, Americas Quarterly, New Lines Magazine, American Affairs, Zeteo and
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Lies Al Gore told me His climate film goaded my generation into a cult

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By Juan David Rojas
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Al Gore delivers a presentation on climate change for his 2006 film, “An Inconvenient Truth.” Credit: Getty Air-conditioningAl GoreAn Inconvenient TruthClimate changeClimate fundamentalismMatt Hubernuclear energyThe left Prefer us on Google It was just another day in school in the sweltering heat of suburban South Florida. Upon our return from afternoon recess, our fifth-grade teacher treated us to a documentary written and presented by former Vice President Al Gore.
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A second Milei rises in Colombia Copying Western liberals failed the Left

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By Juan David Rojas
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Abelardo de la Espriella promises law and order. Abelardo de la EspriellaColombiaDonroe Doctrinejavier mileiLatin Americalaw and orderNayib BukelePopulismSocial progressivismThe Latin American Left On Sunday, Colombians narrowly elected the Right-wing lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella to the presidency with 49.7% of the vote against ruling-party nominee Iván Cepeda’s 48.7%. Cepeda’s loss also heralds a sad conclusion to Colombia’s first Left-wing government under incumbent President Gustavo Petro.
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The Fujimori Restoration

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By Juan David Rojas
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With 98.6 percent of votes counted in Peru’s presidential run-off, right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori currently holds a lead of just 50.05 percent over her leftist opponent Roberto Sanchez’s 49.95 percent. The margin between the two candidates is so slim that a winner won’t be formally named until mid-July. The math, however, favors Fujimori, who is poised to continue the winning streak of Trump-aligned candidates in the region.
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