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Democracy and Environmental Sustainability in Chile

By Geraldine Fandiño Munévar

This summer has been an incredible journey of learning and professional growth, as I embarked on an internship with International IDEA in Santiago, Chile. As a master’s student at the LBJ School of Public Affairs and Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies, specializing in public affairs and Latin American studies, this opportunity not only aligned perfectly with my academic pursuits but also exceeded my expectations in every possible way.

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Bridging Borders: Cultural and Political Thoughts from a Texan in Santiago 

By Taylor Crownover 

Upon arriving in Santiago, Chile, it dawned on me that I was further south than I had ever been in my life! Despite this, the time difference with Texas is just one hour ahead. Here I am, on the opposite side of the world, yet aligned longitudinally with my home. This realization has persisted throughout my first month in Chile, where cultural differences are strikingly evident, yet abounding moments of familiarity are also present as I continue immersing myself in the city. 

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