Water crises in Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro reveal how the lack of water becomes an opportunity to privatize a resource that should be a public right.
Migration is not a temporary “crisis”: it is a global force that is rewriting borders, straining rights, and forcing States to choose between integration or exclusion.
By handing over the Nobel medal to Trump, Machado sought to speed up the transition, but ended up exposing his greatest dilemma: international influence without effective power.
What is presented as scientific consensus can become an act of power when it is applied without considering the bodies, cultures, and inequalities it seeks to organize.
