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Latin America's great challenge is to renew its democracies by transforming growing public disillusionment into an opportunity for progress, inclusion, and stronger institutions.

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Fidel Cano
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Jairo Andrade
In Ecuador, the cost of dissent is rising as fear, pressure, and self-censorship threaten democratic debate.

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Michelle Muschett
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This divided country needs prudence and reflection

Fidel Cano
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William A. Clavijo
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Argentina reopens the environmental debate: Mining or water?

María Milagros Assandri
The reform of the Glacier Law has reignited Argentina’s debate over whether to promote mining as an engine of economic growth or preserve strategic freshwater reserves for the future.
Elections

This divided country needs prudence and reflection

Fidel Cano
The closely contested presidential runoff laid bare a deeply divided Colombia, one that must prioritize prudence, dialogue, and moderation to avoid further polarization.

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