Contents with the tag:
Government and Politic
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Sowing the future in a land of violence
To protect and promote child development in communities affected by violence as well as fostering love and early childhood care in Colombia, professors from Los Andes created 'Seeds of Bonding'
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Colombia without asbestos: a historic landmark for public health
For forty years, the dangers of asbestos have been widely known internationally. However, in Colombia, it was not possible to convince several congressmen of that.
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“South African and Colombian democracies are on a knife edge”
South African judge Edwin Cameron also highlighted the work that judges have undertaken in defence of the constitution.
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Seven key points to understand war and peace in Colombia
An approach to this complex reality using professor Dian Gómez’s (who works in the Cider) analysis.
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Drugs: An unfinished problem we need to face
Experts in Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela, and Colombia, met at the Second Regional Workshop on Drug Production, Trafficking, and Policy in the Andean Region
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Using hands to “see” the world
People with disabilities benefit from artificial intelligence developed by engineers from Los Andes.
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Triatoma dimidiata: a new silent enemy
Researchers are focusing on this insect that transmits the Trypanosoma cruzi parasite, which causes Chagas disease.
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In Los Andes, 41 peacekeepers transform pain into forgiveness
Social leaders graduated from the Leadership for Peace Academy – part of the School of Government.
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The research that wants to break the cycle of poverty and mental health issues for young people
The Universidad de los Andes and four other international universities are carrying out a research project that is looking to strengthen public policies for young people.
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Why is it extremely important to prohibit the use of asbestos in Colombia?
A study led by Los Andes discovered a high rate of cancer together with the presence of asbestos in the subsoil in the municipality of Sibaté, Cundinamarca.