Since Sunday, August 22, when contact was finally made with the 33 miners trapped for 17 dreadful days, the word that has undoubtedly appeared the most often is "miracle".
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The heated debate over Argentina's controversial new law permitting gay marriage once again revealed media shortcomings and defects in the coverage of religious actors in society.
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Desde que se logró hacer contacto con los 33 mineros, la palabra que más ha aparecido es "milagro".
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En su búsqueda permanente de conflictos y polémicas para captar la atención de la audiencia, los medios definieron al campo religioso como el principal opositor a la ley.
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Government foot dragging and a culture of impunity have derailed the investigations into the murders of seven journalists in Honduras, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Newspapers all over the world praised the first country in Latin America and the tenth around the world to grant equal rights to homosexual couples.
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Chile celebrates 200 years of independence on September 18, and in anticipation of the milestone, the country has entered a period of self-evaluation and reflection about its future.
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In the last 48 hours as I was writing this column, 56 people were murdered, and not a single killer has been caught. And this is now normal.
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La Iglesia Católica aprovechó el Bicentenario para presentar al Presidente que rebajara penas a personas que estuvieran en la cárcel.
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Es imposible no hacerse la pregunta: ¿por qué hay tantos asesinatos en Ciudad Juárez? ¿Por qué tanta violencia y tan poca evidencia de la presencia de la Iglesia en la ciudad?
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