China has adopted an aggressive strategy of global fisheries expansion, including subsidies to its distant water fleet and the use of “flags of convenience” to avoid detection.
A personalistic and charismatic leader not only leads his political space unquestionably, but also appears to have a certain quality that, in the eyes of his followers, sets him apart from the rest.
Little is mentioned about the financial risks to the country, and even less about the existential threat to humanity posed by continuing reliance on oil.
The criticisms of this model by the most judicious progressivism have two solid elements: the increase in poverty and the difficult sustainability of this radical economic program.
To bias and blur the contribution that the government's adjustment makes to the concentrated private sector and to omit the socioeconomic crisis that the country is going through is a political act, and a hypocritical policy.
