The Amazon Summit and the fight against hunger
Coauthor Erbenia Lourenço
The Amazon Summit, which will take place on August 8 and 9 in Belém, has as one of its main objectives to build consensus among the countries of the region on global climate negotiations.
The crossroads of penitentiary policies in Latin America
There is a dialectical dilemma regarding prison systems, between resocializing models and those based on the limitation of human rights and the punishment of persons deprived of liberty.
What explains the environmental concern in the region?
Interest in climate change news is higher in Latin America than anywhere else in the world.
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.
The dangerous ambiguity of the São Paulo Forum
The left-wing dictatorships in the region represent the consolidation of the objectives shared by the Forum’s members.
Bullying against electoral polls in Guatemala?
In an adverse context for declaring preferences, the OAS report objected to the pollsters’ work after their projections turned out to be far from the results.
The Internet Blackout Day
The global network blackout on January 18, 2012, was a political act driven by thousands of digital platforms, not a technical problem.
Technology facilitates Mexicans voting from abroad
The growing migratory flows have made it necessary to rethink constitutional and legal frameworks for political participation.
Geopolitical Keys to Green Hydrogen in Latin America
Coauthor María Noel Sanguinetti
The region has great potential to produce green hydrogen but lacks regulation, investments, certifications, infrastructure and export capacity, among other elements.
Lula, Venezuela and the Human Rights
A narrative should not hide reality even if it is painful or unjust; rather, it should free us from schemes that oppress or limit us, making us capable of overcoming injustice.