Elizabeth Miles

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Elizabeth Miles is an assistant editor at Foreign Policy. Before joining FP, she wrote for Reuters in Brussels and researched the Colombian conflict for the United Nations in Bogotá.

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Why Chileans Are Still Protesting Despite Reform Promises
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Helen McKendry, eldest daughter of Jean McConville, holds a family photograph showing her mother Jean McConville (left) and some of Jean's children including Helen herself (second from right), at her home in Northern Ireland on May 3, 2014. (Peter Muhly/AFP/Getty Images)

Almost Five Decades on From a Notorious Murder, ‘The Past Doesn’t Stay Buried’
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Mapped: The Absent Ambassadors
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Is the World Ready for the Next Big Tsunami?
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A health worker shouts slogans demanding fair and higher wages during a protest of the lack of medical supplies and poor conditions in hospitals, in front of a line of police in Caracas on Aug. 16. (Federico Parra/AFP/Getty Images)

U.S. Ramps Up Pressure on Venezuela, But Maduro Keeps Hanging On
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