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30 junio, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Cómo el clima cambió la historia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbQ3jkfkeVw

Primera parte: Cómo el clima determinó la historia. La desaparición de los neandertales, el triunfo del homo sapiens, el auge y caída de imperios y civilizaciones han estado estrechamente relacionados con los cambios climáticos. Este documental analiza los factores que influyen en el clima y reconstruye las condiciones climáticas en las que se desarrollaron las grandes culturas.

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30 junio, 2020
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Relaciones España-EEUU: nuevo informe Elcano (junio 2020)

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El @rielcano presentó ayer su #InformeElcano sobre las #RelacionesEspanaEEUU coordinado por @EncinaCharlie y @CharlesTPowell, un documento fundamental para comprender el estado actual de la relación bilateral entre ambos países.

Vídeo presentación: youtu.be/lge6VieB0bM
 
 

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30 junio, 2020
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Global Lessons for a More Resilient Future (F. Policy)

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The pandemic—and the speed at which it has circled the globe—serves to remind us just how interconnected the world has become. In that sense, it is also an omen for how climate change can impact the planet, and the exponential nature of the threats faced by humanity.

How can countries create more resilient and equitable systems—not just for this crisis, but for crises still to come? What lessons can we learn? And what tangible measures can we take?

Foreign Policy, in partnership with the Global Futures Laboratory at ASU, is convening a panel of leading global thinkers to answer those and other questions. Tune in to learn about the transformative impact of inclusive governance, ways to help democratize our institutions, and build capacity for sustainable development.

For additional information and our complete speaker lineup, visit our website at: www.foreignpolicy.com/events/global-lessons-for-a-more-resilient-future

Jun 30, 2020 03:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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29 junio, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Europeans’ trust in US as world leader collapses during pandemic

The coronavirus crisis has caused a dramatic deterioration in the European public perception of the US, extensive new polling reveals.

More than 60% of respondents in Germany, France, Spain, Denmark and Portugal said they had lost trust in the United States as a global leader.

A report based on the survey’s findings argues that the shock of the pandemic has “traumatised” European citizens, leaving them feeling “alone and vulnerable”.

In almost every country surveyed, a majority of people said their perception of the US had deteriorated since the outbreak. Negative attitudes of the US were most marked in Denmark (71%) Portugal (70%), France (68%), Germany (65%) and Spain (64%). In France, 46% and in Germany 42% said their view of the US had worsened “a lot” during the pandemic.

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29 junio, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Communication and journalism & pandemic

Professor Rasmus Kleis Nielsen

The coronavirus pandemic is a communications crisis in addition to being a medical emergency:

  • Each of us face the risk and uncertainty that comes with a new, and still poorly understood disease.
  • Each of us face the risk and uncertainty that comes with interpreting and responding to how our governments, and other powerful institutions respond to it.
  • And each of us face the risk and uncertainty that comes with the question of what each of us will do – do to protect ourselves, to protect our loved ones, and to protect our communities.

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