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International policy

The end of the negative war act

The conflict between Israel and Iran marks a dangerous turn towards the legitimization of total war as a foreign policy tool, with alarming echoes for Latin America.

Biden Should Undo Trump’s Mistakes in Latin America

The presence in Latin America of China, Iran, Russia or any other non-Western actor need not be the sole purpose of U.S. foreign policy toward Latin America.

Lula and the Global South agenda: peace and sustainable development

Lula's government is working to reverse the setback of Brazil's main strategy, hopefully resuming Brazil's leading role in Latin America.

Afro-Latin American proposals for people of African descent around the world

It is essential to strengthen solidarity among peoples of the African Diaspora and promote diplomacy among states.

China: the next electricity owner in Latin America

Of all the companies that China bought, entirely or partially, in Latin America between 2017 and 2021, 71% are in the electricity sector.

The legacy of Saavedra Lamas, the first Latin American Nobel Prize

Carlos Saavedra Lamas, a distinguished Argentine jurist, academic and politician, contributed to the development of a Latin American tradition of international law in defense of security, justice and the rejection of the use of force.