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La minería y la violación de derechos humanos en Argentina
A statement by Friends of the Earth Argentina detailing the expansion of large-scale mining in Argentina and the subsequent repression of environmental activists and local populations who oppose the extractivist model.
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Document type: Statement
Mining and Human Rights Violations in Argentina
A statement by Friends of the Earth International detailing human rights violations and state repression of anti-mining protests in Argentina, highlighting the conflict between large-scale extractive projects and the rights to water and a healthy environment.
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Document type: Statement
Assessment of Public Health Institutional Capacity to Respond to Dengue in the Context of Climate Change Countries: Guatemala and Argentina
This policy brief describes a project assessing public health institutional capacity to respond to dengue in the context of climate change, focusing on comparative studies in Argentina and Guatemala.
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Document type: Policy brief
Evaluación de la capacidad institucional de salud pública para responder al dengue en el contexto del cambio climático
This policy brief evaluates public health institutional capacity for dengue response under climate change in Argentina (Tucumán) and Guatemala (Zacapa and Quiché). It finds that technical capacity alone is insufficient if responses are fragmented or lack inter-institutional coordination. The document advocates for systemic, territorially differentiated adaptation policies that integrate community networks and traditional medicine to improve resilience in Latin America.
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Document type: Policy brief