Co-author Emmanuel Guerisoli
The recent racist mass shooting in Buffalo has a global history preceding it. In fact, the terrorist’s “manifesto” praises Argentina on its first page, for its alleged racial situation.
An effort to address the ethnopolitical claims of pro-Russian groups could eventually be made by seeking to address demands for increasing autonomy within the Ukrainian State.
Latin America, which is also being affected by the aftermath of the conflict, should decide once and for all which side it is on.
In Mexico, criminal organizations exert a transversal influence on the party system, regardless of party identities, generating a complex system of political relations that translate into sui generis forms of power.
“…there is no social sector more invisible, less understood and less served, than that of rural women, despite the vital role they play in our rural communities…”
The soft power of the Asian power often exploits not only the admiration for Chinese culture or its political and development model, but also the expectation of political, corporate or personal profit.
The issue of violence against trans women and their claim to the remedies provided for in the Feminicide Law is the subject of dispute among judges of different instances of Brazilian Courts of Justice.
The thesis that monetary policy is what makes it possible to achieve stability and recover growth was not only maintained, but also deepened to the extreme.
If the inflation unleashed by the COVID-19 pandemic was considered transitory, the inflationary pressure that is now being detected is evidence of a structural nature. The world economy is entering a new stage, one of higher inflation.
In times of climate change, lithium is a real and cheap alternative to fossil fuels. Countries such as Bolivia or Mexico, with large salt deposits, have great possibilities to position themselves strategically on the global chessboard.
On February 21, 2022, the Constitutional Court of Colombia issued an extraordinary relevant ruling in the fight for the decriminalization of the voluntary interruption of pregnancy (VTP), not only for the local Colombian context, but also for the region.
Co-author Jonathan D. Rosen
The growing number of migrant “caravans” to the United States illustrates the wide range of challenges facing many Latin American countries. But the danger continues even after they leave their respective territories.
Institutional advances such as quotas or sanctions for unequal treatment between genders establish a principle capable of ordering other spheres, but they make us run the risk of not seeing the very origin of inequalities.
Due to different cultural aspects, many of us were used to dissociate political power from market influences. But today, when the value of Apple or Amazon exceeds the GDP of major countries, it becomes difficult to defend such division.
Relations between the two countries have gone through different stages that have accompanied the accelerated rise of the Asian power on a global scale.
It would seem that the war in Eastern Europe, except for the impact of the related economic crisis and the expectations of a “new global order”, is a foreign issue for Latin America.