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The World Schools Debating Championships (WSDC) is an annual English-language debating tournament for high school-level teams representing different countries. Teams from all over the world gather in a battle of minds, discussing 13 different topics set by an international panel of debate experts. With over 50 different countries regularly participating in the tournament, WSDC is a truly global event. Promoting excellence, creativity and, crucially, critical thinking, WSDC is not only a competition but a forum for the best and the brightest of students.  The tournament lasts for 10 days during which highly competitive debate rounds interchange with social activities and is a unique experience for all competitors. The WSDC normally takes place over the course of ten days.  Each national team competes in eight preliminary debates: four prepared debates (the motion having been announced a few weeks before the start of the tournament) and four impromptu debates (for which teams...

Harvard Model Congress is the largest government simulation conference in the world. Throughout the conference held in Latin America, students will have the opportunity to debate, share, learn, and compromise on pressing issues, while taking on the positions of the most important global leaders. Students will leave with increased confidence, public speaking and leadership skills, understanding of the workings of democracy, ability to find common ground among disparate views and a greater appreciation for and comprehension of current events. HMCLA awards students who stand out in the conference: excellence in commitment and enthusiasm, in delivery and persuasion, in knowledge of the issues at hand, in the level and frequency of participation, in leadership, excellence in representation of role, in authorship, creativity of ideas, in cooperation with others, and excellence in debate and argumentation. This year, HNMUN-LA 2020 was held in Puebla, Mexico. Refer to the HMCLA website...