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Growth and Productivity in the Americas

Sep 17, 2024 | aei.org | Ana M Aguilar |Julian Caballero |Julián Caballero |Jon Frost |Christian Upper

AbstractAcross the Americas, low output and productivity growth are key policy challenges. Growth expectations for many countries have fallen in recent years, with Latin America and the Caribbean especially lagging behind emerging market peers. In many cases, total factor productivity growth has been negative for decades. This is due to several structural factors, including low overall investment, low educational attainment, high informality, and inadequate infrastructure.
Opinión | Procuradores: Orgullosos de nuestros 450 años de historia

May 25, 2024 | confilegal.com | Julian Caballero |Julián Caballero |Josep Gálvez

Los procuradores madrileños y su Colegio celebran en este año la efemérides de los 450 años de la constitución de la «Hermandad del Santísimo Sacramento y de Nuestra Señora de Procuradores del Número de Madrid”, fundada el 23 de mayo del año 1574, su antecedente histórico remoto.
Opinión | En defensa de la independencia del CGPJ: no todo vale

May 25, 2024 | confilegal.com | Julian Caballero |Julián Caballero |Josep Gálvez

Cuando se cumplen más de cinco años desde que el Consejo General del Poder Judicial (CGPJ) debería haber renovado sus vocales, continuamos con nulos avances en la negociación entre el Partido Socialista y el principal partido de la oposición, el Partido Popular. Ahora, Unidas Podemos dice haber encontrado la fórmula que permita solucionar esta situación, y propone reformar el apartado segundo del artículo 567 y el 572, ambos de la Ley Orgánica del Poder Judicial (LOPJ).
WSU professor-game developer makes games representing Black culture

Mar 5, 2024 | dailyevergreen.com | Julian Caballero |Julián Caballero

Diamond E.B. Porter, game designer and WSU College of Arts and Science assistant professor, creates digital media that represents Black culture, something she never had growing up. Porter centers her games around understanding Black girlhood, identity and representation. She said she hopes the people who play her games understand they matter, and that Black women in particular can feel seen, heard and at home with the games she makes. “I create games I wanted when I was younger.
Knott Dairy Center produces WSU dairy products for over 60 years

Nov 30, 2023 | dailyevergreen.com | Julian Caballero |Julián Caballero

The Knott Dairy Center is the operating dairy research and teaching center that provides milk for Ferdinand’s Ice Cream and Cougar Gold Cheese. The KDC has been in operation for more than six decades and has approximately 180 lactating cows, according to the WSU College of Agriculture, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences. Within the last four years, the KDC has produced over 85 pounds of milk per day, dairy manager Celina Matuk-Sarinana said.
WSU historian tells true story of Thanksgiving

Nov 28, 2023 | dailyevergreen.com | Julian Caballero |Julián Caballero

The real history of Thanksgiving is a longer story than what is normally thought about, WSU historian Ryan Booth said at a Thanksgiving Talk the Native American Women’s Association and Ku-Ah-Mah hosted Nov. 7. Booth, tribal name Keahu, specializes in the history of the United States during the 19th and early 20th centuries, and is a member of the Upper Skagit tribe of Washington state. During this talk, Booth covered real-life events that tied together the real history of Thanksgiving.
Culture, not costume

Oct 24, 2023 | dailyevergreen.com | Julian Caballero |Julián Caballero

Culture, not costume. The Native American Women’s Association hosted their fifth annual Culture Not Costume workshop Oct. 18 with Anthony Brave, media studies assistant professor. During this workshop, various student organizations and Brave discussed how culture is not a Halloween costume and the significance behind traditional attire.
‘If we didn’t have luck, we would be a tag’

Feb 8, 2023 | dailyevergreen.com | Julian Caballero |Julián Caballero

“If we didn’t have luck, we would be a tag,” Carlos Rojo, a senior political science major, said at the Hostile Terrain 94 Exhibition. Rojo said luck was a factor in receiving his visa and crossing the border. “It is tragic seeing names that are similar to my family, and it makes me think that it could have been our names on a tag,” Rojo said. Hostile Terrain 94 will be showing at WSU’s Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art until March 11.