Julia Lins Franciotti is the South America Research Manager at ACLED and has been with the organization since October 2018. She oversees the data collection on political violence and protests in South America and is responsible for managing the team members. She holds an LLM in International Law from Leiden University. Her research interests include non-state armed groups, urban violence, and political disorder in Latin America and the Caribbean. She is fluent in English, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, and German.
Last week in South America, state forces killed a high-ranking dissident of the Revolutionary Armed…
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Last week in South America, supporters of opposition parties took to the streets in Peru,…
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Last week in South America, heightened levels of violence continued in Chile as student demonstrations…
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Last week in South America, in Brazil, violence broke out in downtown São Paulo during…
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Last week in South America, a demonstration by Bari and Wayuu Indigenous people in Venezuela…
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Last week in South America, attacks by Mapuche Indigenous militia groups against forestry companies increased…
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Last week in South America, violence continued amongst armed groups, as did demonstrations. In Colombia,…
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Last week in South America, demonstrations broke out in Argentina ahead of congress’s approval of…
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Last week in South America, opponents of former President Evo Morales took to the streets…
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