Mexico reduced poverty without extraordinary economic growth: it did so by challenging the idea that the market, on its own, guarantees social progress.
Although Latin America and the Caribbean have reached their lowest poverty levels in history, more than half of their population remains vulnerable, highlighting the urgency of a new development paradigm based on resilience.
For over a century, informal settlements have shaped Latin American cities. This article explores their origins, challenges, and future in urban planning.
Protecting children's present and guaranteeing them a dignified future is an ethical duty that defines our humanity and the type of society we wish to build.
