What’s happening with migrant processing centers in Latin America?
The migrant processing centers outside the United States are not only overwhelmed, but have also failed to stem the flow of migrants along the risky routes.
Between exhaustion and the uncertainty of change
A new political cycle will begin in Argentina on December 10. How can we understand this true electoral earthquake?
Argentine elections: a tilted playing field and limitations to citizen auditing
Although international indexes classify Argentina’s democracy with acceptable levels and its national elections are positively valued, there is a whole range of bad practices that have become naturalized.
Uruguay is not an island
Uruguay is experiencing the main political crisis since the restoration of democracy in 1985, and the trigger is so scandalous that for the serene and orderly country it sounds almost like fiction.
“Heat islands”: a risk for public health
Due to global warming, there is an increase in temperature and heat waves during the summer, rising the number of diseases associated with extreme heat.
The crack and the chainsaw
It is difficult to define Argentine parties in the right-left ideological orientation in a country where the electorate is basically centrist.
“Until the end”, but of what?
Machado positioned herself as a moral reference in the face of an interim government increasingly entangled with corruption cases and the inability to fulfill the promised mantra.
Populisms’ Battle
In Argentina’s presidential elections there is a confrontation between classic populism and the far right new populism.
National Unity and Elections in Argentina
The government of national unity seeks to avoid political confrontations and strengthen the Executive, providing it with the support of the political forces to face critical circumstances.