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The Mundus Collection

Hydroelectric power plants: a threat to the Brazilian Amazon

By Mariana Campos It is the early hours of May 6, 2014 in Itaituba, a municipality of 100.000 located in the heart of the Amazon, in the...

Hydroelectric power plants: a threat to the Brazilian Amazon

The BRICs Bank: more than just another financial institution, but what does it mean for Brazil?

By Fred Bonatto. In the coming month, the world is set to find out whether the BRICS will effectively launch a much awaited development...

The BRICs Bank: more than just another financial institution, but what does it mean for Brazil?

The Offspring of the Brazilian Painted Veil

With the World Cup, Brazil tries to send a positive message as a paradisiacal and modern destination, but fails to tackle major...

A self-feeding cycle of crime and vengeance

In Brazil, a grave problem remains hidden in plain sight: the rising power's wave of vigilantism. By Pedro Henrique Leal In May the 3rd...

A self-feeding cycle of crime and vengeance

What is the Mundus Collection?

101 students

48 nationalities

35 stories

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Where are we?

Erasmus Mundus Master's: Journalism, Media and Globalisation

Danish School of Journalism and Media

University of Amsterdam

City University London

University of Hamburg

Swansea University

Outside the EU:

University of California, Berkeley

University of Technology, Sydney

Pontifica Universidad Católica, Santiago

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2014

Ask big questions Stories about climate change and international justice from around the world
Should we drug test orchestras? Elite athletes are tested for performance-enhancing drugs - so why don't elite musicians face the same scrutiny?
Franco's Ghosts Decades later, 30 victims of Franco's dictatorship are on a journey for justice, from Spain to Argentina.
Let there be coal The American government wants to lower carbon emissions in power plants by 30% by 2030 - but will states let them do it?
Don't forget the girls A national reckoning over the abuse of Dutch girls – by Roman Catholic nuns.
The Need for Meat In an age of climate change, sustainable agricultural reforms are badly needed – but do meat-producers agree?

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