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Is Latin America and the Caribbean ready for the next Secretary-General?

Emmanuel Ikenna Ohiri
Latin America and the Caribbean face the possibility of leading the UN at a time when their own divisions make it difficult to build a common agenda that could capitalize on this opportunity.

The geopolitics ahead: beyond Greenland and the Falkland Islands

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Recent, rapid strategic moves suggest that something profound may be changing in the West’s strategic organization.

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Large cities show that democratic coalitions and moderation can serve as a counterweight to the rise of right-wing extremism.

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The law is not enough

María Elisa Alonso
Legal parity does not guarantee political equality: without sanctions and changes to the culture of power, women continue to face barriers to accessing decision-making spaces.

Is Latin America and the Caribbean ready for the next Secretary-General?

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Who draws the map of Latin America today?

Pedro José Tocuyo
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The Mexico Plan and the reconfiguration of semiconductor supply chains in Latin America

Wendy Esther Morán Ortega
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Historian and professor at Chapman University (California). PHd from Harvard University. His writings on Latin American politics have appeared in The New York Times and The Washington Post, among other international media.
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