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Analysis: Robb Elementary School Shooting and US Gun Violence

On May 24, in Uvalde, Texas, an 18-year-old gunman shot and killed 19 children and two adults at Robb Elementary School. The shooter also...
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Opinion

Museums are More Than Just Art

The European museum governance system is flawed. Art is meant to be a source of culture and relay themes an artist deems to be...
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Government Concession Quells Spanish Truckers’ Strike

For the past three weeks, Spanish truck drivers across the country have protested high gas prices and “totally precarious” working conditions. The "Plataforma Nacional...
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International

Brazilian President Receives Indigenous Merit Award, Sparking Controversy

On March 16, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was awarded the Medal of Indigenous Merit. The award was granted to Bolsonaro - and many of...
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Campus

Economics-Humanities Talk With Professor Brendan Anglin

"Narrative Economics" was a talk co-hosted by the IE School of Global and Public Affairs and the Arts and Humanities Division. The talk took...
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