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Why Are Violence and Crime Worsening in Ecuador?
The militarization of internal security was justified as a response to the severe wave of violence that made 2023 the most violent year in the country's history.
A Pope of the Americas for a Church Rooted in the Global South
The proposal of the Church with the election of Leo XIV would be less focused on doctrinal control and potentially more open to dialogue with the peripheries.
Without regulation, digital platforms amplify conflicts and undermine freedom and democracy
The advocates of deregulation, led by the billionaire tech giants, spread the false idea that controlling social networks is censorship and use false concepts of freedom to increase their profits.
The Lure of Power
Although presented as democratic, some consultation practices hide behind their façade authoritarian mechanisms that seek to perpetuate certain individuals or projects in power.
Keys to resisting and dismantling the anti-feminist narrative
The anti-feminist movement is linked to religious groups, mainly Christian, far-right parties and digital platforms that spread disinformation unchecked.
Tariffs: zero-sum game or shot in the foot?
By assuming that trade relations are a zero-sum game in which to win the other must lose, and that a trade deficit reflects losing and a surplus winning, President Trump reveals a simplism far removed from the dynamics of international trade.
