Agenda and Calendar 2017-2018
Agenda February 1st – May 20th, 2017: Consultation Period: Questions to be sent to info@becanestorkirchner.org . March 1st, 2017: Opening of the reception of Applications. May 21st, 2017: Deadline for submission of Applications. August, 2017: Announcement in...A conversation with Latin American union and university leaders
The New School, New York The Observatory on Latin America (OLA) of the New School is pleased to invite you to: UNIONS AND UNIVERSITIES: CHALLENGES FACING THE TURN TO THE RIGHT Conversation with Latin American union and university leaders: Nicolás Trotta Rector,...Advocating for Human Rights in Public Budgets
The Observatory on Latin America (OLA) of the New School is pleased to invite you to: ADVOCATING FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN PUBLIC BUDGETS Conversation with: Horacio Corti Public Defender, Judicial Power, City of Buenos Aires Thomas Kruse*Director Global Governance,...Stress Test on Latin America’s Democracies
The Observatory on Latin America (OLA) of the New School and DemocraciaAbierta, the Latin American section of Open Democracy are pleased to invite you to: STRESS TEST ON LATIN AMERICA’S DEMOCRACIES Presentation by: Francesc Badia I Dalmases Recent political...
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