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Politics

Is it reasonable to insist on democracy?

The limits of democratization based on elections alone have been widely debated, without addressing the structural fragility of the State and its lack of institutionality.

The responsibility of diagnosing countries

An erroneous diagnosis leads to a biased interpretation of reality that weakens the arguments and in some cases affects the public's perception.

The weight of words in times of polarization

In a global landscape marked by the rise of the conservative far right, opposing values and beliefs are deeply dividing democratic societies. Terms like...

The Emergence of New Leadership in Response to the Crisis of Authority

Perhaps it is time to ask ourselves whether these bold and approachable new leadership styles will truly transform our societies or if, in the end, they are just another face of a system still searching for direction in uncertain times.

Beyond Gender Quotas: Building Parity from Power

Experience shows the effectiveness of power quotas, since there are numerical differences in the presence of women between those political systems where they are contemplated and those that do not.

When Politics Becomes a Couple’s Project

Latin America has been fertile ground for power couples exercising power together, from autocracies or succession in the presidency to candidacies to reach the highest leadership positions.