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Jürgen Habermas has died, just as the world – of which he was, in many ways, a theorist – increasingly resembles, in the words of Stefan Zweig, the “world of yesterday.” Yet
A multi-billion-dollar industry backed by Chile’s new president threatens the Kawésqar peoples’ right to the sea
