A new report warns that our way of producing and eating has already exceeded the planet’s limits, and that only a profound transformation of the food system can prevent feeding the world from remaining a threat to its survival.

Mental health has ceased to be an individual matter and has become a social debt: in a region marked by precariousness and loneliness, Latin America needs to turn emotional well-being into a public priority.

ETECSA's price hike --dubbed the "tarifazo"-- not only makes Internet access more expensive: it seeks to silence the social pluralism that threatens the foundations of the Cuban regime.

We need to create a new shared digital culture — one that does not leave children behind, and one where technical skills are accompanied by ethical and emotional judgment.

The countries in the region need a policy that absorbs existing Industry 4.0 technologies. Otherwise, our skilled workforce will have to choose between emigrating, working below their potential, or working for foreign companies.

The current crisis is a symptom inherent to the structure of the international system, and the demand for justice and redistribution of opportunities continues to be marginalized by the actors with the greatest capacity to drive change.