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The Global South or a new geography of power

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The Global South is emerging as a new geography of global power, where resources and strategic alliances are redefining the margins of autonomy available to developing countries.
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Juan Francisco Camino
“Homo fumus” describes a society dominated by post-truth, ephemeral messages, and empty political narratives, where smoke displaces critical thinking and real solutions.

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Diego M. Raus
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The Strategic Implications of U.S. Tariffs on Brazil

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U.S. tariffs on Brazil are not only reshaping bilateral trade but could also accelerate Brazil’s rapprochement with China and alter the strategic balance in Latin America.

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Whitening or pedagogical colonization? The struggle over Argentina’s historical narrative

Franco Stachiotti
Reducing Argentine history to racial whitening oversimplifies a process shaped by identity disputes, and may reinforce contemporary narratives that portray the country as a racist exception in Latin America.

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The leadership of the far right in Latin America

Diego M. Raus
The advance of the far right in Latin America raises a key question: whether it will be able to consolidate as a regional bloc capable of enduring beyond its current leaders.
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Martin Brown
U.S. tariffs on Brazil are not only reshaping bilateral trade but could also accelerate Brazil’s rapprochement with China and alter the strategic balance in Latin America.

When sugarcane is no longer enough: Manufacturing, tourism and marketing in the new economy of Latin American rum

Pedro José Tocuyo
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