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Drug shortages: What can Panama learn from other countries in the region?
One possible solution, both to the problem of drug shortages and to the high cost of medicines in private pharmacies, is to purchase them through non-profit organizations, such as the United Nations agencies.
Are the “Trumps of the world” really like Trump?
Generalizing their characteristics only generates analytical biases that do not contribute to scientific explanation to the question: Why are people opting for authoritarian leaders?
Alternatives to traditional voting promoted electoral participation in the U.S.
Latin America, despite its diverse electoral systems, can learn valuable lessons about improving voting accessibility.
The challenges in internationalizing Petro’s ‘Total Peace’
As long as the necessary efforts are not made to achieve accompaniment in the international system, the objectives set out in the domestic policy will not be achieved.
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.
The failure of the XXIX Ibero-American Summit emphasizes the decline of the Ecuadorian Government
The absence of Latin American leaders, added to the socio-political crisis in the country, defined the failure of the summit.
