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Violence, Public Security, and Challenges of the Third Lula Administration in Brazil

Thursday, March 9, 2023 1pm

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11200 SW 8th ST, School of Intl & Pub Affairs, Miami, Florida 33199

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LACC will launch the 2023 cycle of the Interdisciplinary Faculty Colloquium (IFC) series with a featured presentation “Violence, Public Security, and Challenges of the Third Lula Administration in Brazil” by LACC Director Dr. Anthony Pereira. Dr. Jose Miguel Cruz, LACC Director of Research, will join us as a discussant for the event.

The Interdisciplinary Faculty Colloquium series aims to provide a space where FIU faculty and advanced graduate students have the opportunity to present their research, exchange ideas with researchers in different disciplines, and nurture new projects. It is, primarily, a resource to promote FIU’s academic dialogue and research on Latin America and the Caribbean.

To RSVP, email ldudley@fiu.edu. Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.

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Academics Lectures & conferences

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Students Faculty & Staff Alumni

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Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center

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