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Inequality

How do Peruvians experience inequality?

Despite the dramatic poverty that characterizes the country, there seems to be no sign of rebellion. On the contrary, it is among the poorest that hope is placed in their own efforts and, to a certain extent, in the support of the state.

Invisible and indispensable: pink-collar workers in Latin America 

They are also called the “pink ghetto” as a way of describing the limits women have in advancing their careers, as these jobs are often dead ends.

Climate inequality: an unnatural disaster

The region is experiencing increasingly frequent and violent climatic phenomena. An economic elite is contributing the most to the crisis with carbon emissions while...

Can Artificial Intelligence Overcome the Barriers of Inequality?

Artificial intelligence tools that use texts enshrining racial bias or sexist logic as sources will reproduce these biases as conventional wisdom.

Fighting Inequality to Defend Democracy

We are witnessing a vulgarization of meritocratic logic, which, as Michael Sandel points out, poses a significant problem for achieving a collective coexistence that fosters civic virtue.

Inequality: a historic challenge

Societies in countries with larger social gaps tend to reproduce their inequalities, and their perception of this phenomenon is lower than in countries with smaller social gaps.