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Extending maternity leave from 12 to 24 weeks in Chile increased mothers' formal employment for up to three years after childbirth, with no negative medium-term effects. This suggests that maternity leave expansions can strengthen labour market attachment in middle-income countries, particularly for mothers with limited access to childcare and weak pre-birth employment records.

Public Opinion on Forced Eradication: The Role of Collective Dissent and Race in Colombia - Volume 68 Issue 1

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En el último cuarto de siglo, México ha vivido algunos de los capítulos más oscuros y complejos de su historia en materia de criminalidad, atravesando sexenios de diferentes procedencias partidistas y...

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Can discretion in corrupt bureaucracies reward talent? Evidence from Pakistan’s civil service suggests merit can prevail—when incentives align.