It was the publishers and editors of Latin American newspapers meeting with the Director-General of UNESCO in Puebla, Mexico, on 27 May, 1997, that first called for an International Year for the Culture of Peace. Perhaps, it is in the same tradition that we see more and more in the past few years that the journalists of Latin America, in particular Colombia, Mexico and Ecuador are turning towards a culture of peace. They join their counterparts in Africa to lead the world in this direction.
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ARTICLES IN ENGLISH
New book: Nonviolent Journalism, a humanist approach to communication
Mexico: Guanajuato as the epicenter of the culture of peace
Five new digital media platforms for uncensored news from Colombia
Colombia’s rural radio stations are a key to peace
Mexico: Journalism for a Culture of Peace
Ecuador: ‘Dedicated Lives’ at the Casa Carrión
Mexico: Cristina Ávila-Zesatti and peace journalism
The European Union gives voice to peace in Colombia
Why radio is proving the best medium to promote Colombia’s peace process
México: Guanajuato se convertirá en epicentro de la cultura de la paz
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México: Modificará Sizart sus contenidos para introducir como eje “la cultura de paz”
México: El periodismo en la cultura de paz
Ecuador: ‘Vidas dedicadas’, en Casa Carrión
México: Cristina Ávila-Zesatti y el periodismo de paz
La UE pone voz a la paz de Colombia con las radios comunitarias
La radio, instrumento para explicar la paz en zonas remotas de Colombia