The issue of domestic migration Domestic migration is the issue of a movement of people within a country, often for educational, economic reasons. Can be due to natural disasters or conflict. Spain had a lot of internal migration after the 2008 economic crisis this movement also led to a lack of employment in many areas. This caused unemployment to increase…. Read more »
Speech for KARMUN 2019 Daniel Gaffney United Kingdom Thank you esteemed president, distinguished chair, and honorable delegates. The delegation from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is honored to be here today to discuss the global issues that challenge the stability and peace of our international community. These include but are not limited to the Somalian Conflict… Read more »
On Thursday, Brazil’s ex-President Michel Temer was arrested on corruption charges. An anti-corruption investigation has been put into action since 2014, known as “Car Wash,” and has led to 10 arrest warrants being carried out and 26 more put into place since Thursday. Temer was only president during 2016 to 2018, however he was hit with charges regarding management contracts… Read more »
The United States withdrew all diplomatic staff from Venezuela last week due to the “deteriorating situation” there, the State Department has said. The United States ordered all non-essential staff to leave Venezuela in January amid on ongoing diplomatic crisis. Desperation in Venezuela grows, as a widespread power outage and a worsening humanitarian crisis have sparked mass protests. Much of Venezuela… Read more »
Chinese decided to partner with the south american country of Bolivia for their large supply of Lithium…or maybe perhaps Bolivia chose a Chinese consortium to be its strategic partner on new $2.3 billion lithium projects, the government said on Wednesday, giving China a potential foothold in the country’s huge untapped reserves of the prized electric battery metal.China’s Liu Jianfeng of… Read more »
Over the past two weeks, things between the outside world and Venezuela have really been heating up. With more trade restrictions being brought on them, and them refusing outside aid, the country is descending deeper and deeper into chaos. The problem is that Maduro is losing power and his grip on his country, and he knows it. This is causing… Read more »
So recently the United States has called to ban Huawei products with no basis as to why they’re doing so, it’s claimed that their products might steal government secrets or interfere. However there has been no released released evidence that they have been interfering or stealing anything so now Huawei plans on suing the United States government. I have a… Read more »
One of my stories was about a Colombian veterinarian who smuggled liquid bags of heroin into puppies back in 2005, he was a fugitive until very recently and now is doing his time in jail. He tried to smuggle the puppies into the United States and they were found in New York City. However you have to think about this,… Read more »
Recently I did my semester one paper on Haiti, and it taught me a lot about the country and what seems like the ongoing crisis there. So what happened is 28 Haitian immigrants were trying to escape to America, this is an incredibly dangerous journey that happens incredibly often. Haiti is in such turmoil that people are more willing to… Read more »
Bolivia became the latest Latin American country to roll out free healthcare to the poorest citizens as President Evo Morales launched the Unified Health System (SUS), which will reach an estimated five million people. At least 70 percent of the Bolivian population will be covered by SUS, which was described by World Health Organization (WHO) spokesman Fernando Leanes as extraordinary… Read more »