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Gregorio Vidal

Professor and researcher at the Economics Department of the Autonomous Metropolitan University (UAM), Iztapalapa Unit. Coordinator of the University Research Program on Integration in the Americas. D. in Latin American Studies from UNAM.

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Is the corporate lobby responsible for inequality?

The concentration of wealth is increasing. Meanwhile, the labor situation in most societies is deteriorating, with more intense labor regimes, obstacles to unionization and lagging wages.

Latin America: economic policy in a context of power struggles

In Latin America, central banks, including those of countries with progressive governments, accept the monetarist argument that generates additional difficulties for growth and for implementing economic policies that reduce inequality and promote development.