Climate mitigation depends on connecting policies to personal well-being
It is urgent to move towards a net zero emissions agenda by 2050 based on public policies that impact society on a large scale.
Peru: a fractured country
Peru became a fragmented country marked by irreconcilable interests and demands, where the most powerful sectors always prevail.
Team Jorge and the Israeli disinformation industry in Latin America
The team of digital mercenaries “Team Jorge” claims to have carried out influence operations in 33 electoral processes around the world
A new electoral simulation in Cuba
The election will be regulated by the 1992 Electoral Law, which allows for emulating elections in a regime where all major political decisions are made by the Communist Party elite.
Women’s rights are going backward in the world
The backlash against women’s rights is the result of an alliance of heterogeneous groups that include conservative parties and movements, fundamentalist and anti-rights sectors.
The Americas lose a friend
With former US President Jimmy Carter in hospice care, Latin America and the Caribbean are about to lose a respectful interlocutor who cared deeply about the region.
Mexico’s electoral institute depends on the Supreme Court of Justice
Mexico is going through a process marked by a political strategy that could break the constitutional order, and this has the country on edge.
The challenges of the opposition primaries in Venezuela
The National Primary Commission defined a date for the opposition forces measuring themselves electorally and establish a unitary candidacy for the next presidential election.
Xiomara Castro’s first year of government
Within the pro-government political forces, complaints are heard about the government’s performance during this first year of mandate.
Mexico: Who are you marching for?
The National Electoral Institute is at the center of the controversy that has caused Mexicans to fall into one of these camps: “transformers” or “continuists”.