In a world that demands global cooperation, excluding women from international decision-making is not only unjust — it is inefficient, and it undermines the very foundations of multilateralism.
Discreetly, yet with conviction, Latin America is exploring new strategic alliances to reduce historical dependencies and become a global player with its own voice, seeking greater sovereignty and more balanced relations in a multipolar world.
The term “failed state” simplifies Haiti’s complex crisis, legitimizing external interventions while ignoring local agency and historical responsibility.