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International relations

New Barbarians

Over the past few years, the last two Mexican presidents have elevated immigrants to hero status, likening them to the anti-imperialist fighters or guerrillas of decades past.

The Mercosur-European Union Agreement: the Weight of Asymmetries

Intra-Mercosur asymmetries would tend to increase in the face of a significant flow of imports from more developed third countries.

Milei and Trump: a remake of the “carnal relations” of the Menemist era?

The new “carnal relations” between Argentina and the United States are not a simple return to the past, but a reflection of a profoundly transformed global context.

Latin America and Palestine: between ambiguity and complicity

In Latin America and the Caribbean, the genocide has deepened regional political divides, with countries taking varied stances on Israel’s actions.

Latin America in international politics: Active non-alignment or peripheral opportunism?  

In the conflict between the US and China, Latin American governments should not take sides, but should be guided exclusively by their national interests and take advantage of the competition between the two superpowers.

Venezuela and Interrupted Diplomatic Relations

Have diplomatic relations between the countries been broken off? No. Venezuela's communiqué does not explicitly state this. Legally, ties are maintained, with the interruption being temporary.