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Sheinbaum’s red line

Sheinbaum faces a dilemma: distance herself from Trump and strengthen her leadership or get caught in distrust and internal conflicts.

Ecuador’s 2025 Elections: Caught between Political Polarization and Escalating Violence

Decisions made in the coming months will determine whether Ecuador moves towards a more cohesive governance model or continues to be plagued by internal divisions.

Is it reasonable to insist on democracy?

The limits of democratization based on elections alone have been widely debated, without addressing the structural fragility of the State and its lack of institutionality.

The responsibility of diagnosing countries

An erroneous diagnosis leads to a biased interpretation of reality that weakens the arguments and in some cases affects the public's perception.

Chainsaw Against Democracy: Milei and the Argentine Supreme Court

Javier Milei has ruled by controversial decrees and, in the midst of “Cryptogate”, has sought to consolidate his power in the judiciary, thus eroding Argentina's democracy.

The USAID effect in Colombia: When aid leaves and crisis remains

The cessation of USAID's operations in Colombia warns of an uncomfortable truth: international cooperation may benefit communities in the short term, but it will never assume the responsibilities of the state.