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posted on by Marley Belanger
Suffolk University Tagged With: Africa, Benin, protest, West Africa
The word “Democracy” holds far more than its definition, it represents a promise. The promise of control over one's own life, control of government systems, and most importantly, the knowledge that a …
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posted on by Dilek Mustafa
An online comedian, actor, and blogger, Beppe Grillo, shifted his personal profession into becoming the founder of a political movement, changing Italy's standards to a pre-democratic nation; in …
posted on by Surochinee Santiwisak
November 22, 2020 by Surochinee Santiwisak According to Conor Stewart, the researcher shows the statistics of a number infected COVID-19 cases in Europe zone, and Greece is the country that has the …
posted on by Hillary Mensah
Liberia has been through its fair share of issues when it comes to leadership, with ruthless dictators like Samuel Doe and Charles Taylor in power in the 1990s during its bloody civil war, there …
posted on by William Saart
Suffolk University Tagged With: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Massachusetts, Political party
The coronavirus, or COVID-19, I think most can agree is the biggest problem that our country is facing today. As such, the topic has been discussed and covered to an extensive degree. What interests …
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posted on by Kostas Loukos
The state of Albania has struggled with corruption for a majority of its modern history. The corruption in Albania has gotten to the point of slowing down the state's democratic growth. The small …
