The Brazilian electoral process could come to an end in the first round this Sunday with a probable defeat of Bolsonaro. In this context, it is necessary to be alert for possible unforeseeable situations that may affect the election results. According to political behavior, the voter decides his vote based on various stimuli, such as … Continued
Cash transfer policies are not the only parameter that poorer voters use to evaluate whether a politician has governed taking into account the vulnerable strata.
Several aspects should be debated as a priority for international trade policy, but these issues are not discussed as the new international dynamics do not find their place in a debate that is often polarized.
Ecuador is preparing to resume deliberation on political reform and President Guillermo Lasso has formulated a list of questions to be considered for the popular consultation.
Lawfare, beyond the difficulties to confirm it, exists and does not belong to any ideology. However, today its unidirectional use calls into question its real nature.
Faced with one of the most delicate crises in recent history, this decisive moment demands dialogue, responsibility and commitment from all those who seek to deepen democracy in the country.
Pedro Castillo’s government has worked unceasingly to squelch the incipient democratic traditions that had been installed in Peru in the 21st century.
This is nothing new that the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the digitalization of everyday life, intensifying the online channeling of our activities or forcing a migration to the virtual world of those who sustained an analog way of living. The deepening of life anchored on the internet is often interpreted as favorable to the democratization of … Continued
Brazil depends on imported supplies, especially from China, where 95% of its medicines come from, and its production chains have been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Financing for integration and development among countries requires a non-profit, supranational institution with a clear focus on enabling projects that help to achieve these objectives.
The problem that still inevitably arises is the contradiction between the public interest, which obviously includes the preservation of nature, and business interests.
The consolidation processes of Latin American democracies require the recognition of the full exercise of trans* citizenship.
Every year, fires destroy more than 8,000 km² of forest, reducing the Amazon’s carbon stock, one of its greatest capacities to mitigate climate change.
The plebiscite manipulation artifact to be voted in Cuba this September 25 must be evaluated not only in a legal or moral sense, but also in very concrete socio-political terms.
September 15, International Day of Democracy, forces us to put on the table the need to reflect on the challenges we still face on a global and, of course, regional scale.
How can such differences between the results of the two plebiscites be explained? The causes have to do to a large extent with the configuration of the Constitutional Convention and the text that emanated from it.