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The night reggaeton challenged the empire: Bad Bunny and the battle for cultural hegemony
At the heart of the most powerful spectacle in the United States, Bad Bunny turned reggaeton into an act of cultural insurrection that challenged, live and without translation, the hegemony of the empire.
Peru: A polarized country?
Peru is not a structurally polarized country, but rather a fragmented and volatile democracy where veto players abound and projects capable of structuring political competition are lacking.
The map of the aligned: what is the relationship between Latin American countries and the United States?
Latin America is once again dividing between the aligned and the punished on a regional chessboard where Washington imposes loyalties as a condition for stability.
Green capitalism: Ecological solution or new dependency?
Green capitalism presents itself as a way out of the climate crisis, yet it risks recycling—under a different language—the same inequalities and dependencies as always.
Daniel Noboa is desperate and blames Colombia
Hounded by the crisis and worn down by political erosion, Daniel Noboa blames Colombia and escalates the conflict between the two countries.
AI and digital refuge: How technology is redesigning our bonds
In Latin America, artificial intelligence no longer merely connects us; it has become a digital refuge that replaces part of our bonds.