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In a survey conducted by the McGill International Review, 37 percent of McGill students expressed that they were planning to vote for the New Democratic Party (NDP) candidate in their constituency. In the same survey, 49 percent of students…
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Sur le court terme, cette manifestation d’une ampleur sans précédent au Québec témoigne d’une prise de conscience collective. Incarnée par une jeunesse engagée, cette marche contribue à donner un réel élan au mouvement pour la lutte contre…
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As the Hong Kong protests rage on into its 27th week, tensions with the Chinese state continue to rise. Host of The Aftermath, Côme Cabrère, sat down with organizers of the Action Free Hong Kong Montreal movement to talk about what is at…
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Read plainly, it may seem like this whole saga is an accidental cultural clash where Daryl Morey misunderstood a complex geopolitical situation in the Hong Kong protests. It’s not. What this story reveals are the lengths to which the NBA is…
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"With his family close by and a full professor title secured in 2015, what pushed this successful and respected professor to make this risky leap into politics?"
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« Alors qu’il jouissait d’une position confortable en tant que professeur titulaire, en plus d’être près de sa famille, qu’est-ce qui a bien pu pousser ce professeur de droit respecté dans son domaine à faire un saut incertain en politique?…
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Malgré le déséquilibre de cette démocratie, Kagame semble bénéficier d’une image toujours aussi favorable auprès de son peuple et de ses voisins. Le 7 avril 2019, Kigali a commémoré les 25 ans du génocide avec 100 jours de deuil national où…
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It’s difficult to make a case for keeping the Electoral College in its current form. It’s an antiquated and outdated system that undermines the democracy it was designed to protect. America can do better.
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The pro-choice movement is now on more precarious ground than ever before. By actively working to decrease freedom of choice for American women, the US is quickly nullifying progress made towards human rights almost fifty years ago.
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Given the outcomes of the UN Climate Action Summit, the tactic of blocking some countries from the world stage was not necessarily effective. A different kind of leadership is required from the major economies of the world in order to…
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