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The big lie of ‘migrant crime’ in the U.S. elections

The idea of migrant crime is based on a false and xenophobic thesis, that is, on a lie that seeks to construct the idea of migrants as “dangerous people”.

Who’s who in the U.S. campaign tickets

The U.S. electoral race has become puzzling since President Joe Biden stepped aside in favor of his Vice President, Kamala Harris.

 Kamala Harris’ risky bet

Having established an entirely progressive ticket with the choice of Tim Walz as her running mate, Harris placed the U.S. electorate in a stark political contrast.

Recession in the U.S.? Influencers, Narratives and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies

Not only is the labor market not yet showing significant cracks that could justify a recession, but household consumption remains robust, the financial system is sound, and the FED has ample room to maneuver.

An unprecedented and convulsive electoral campaign: Biden vs. Trump

Never before has a U.S. election campaign faced so many changes in such a short time. The lingering question is whether the Democrats will be able to effectively reorganize and prevent Trump's comeback.

The ECLAC model takes Washington  

Instead of relying on market forces, Western economies have relied on state interventionism to protect their industries and markets since the 2008 crisis.