Author name: Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano

When the wet dream collides with reality (or with the lack of it)

From the government office to your doorstep: a satire on impunity, abuse of power and coercion when the law becomes a decorative suggestion.

From Marx to Schumpeter, different perspectives on consumption reveal a central tension between production, employment, progress and criticism of capitalism.

A satire on political alignment, trade sovereignty, and the geopolitical pressures shaping Uruguay’s decisions.

A fiscal survival manual: how to hand your salary over to the State and still owe an arm and a leg

The regulatory and fiscal suffocation strangling the private sector and employment

When Those Who Break Corruption Records Come to Power

When Infamy Takes to the Streets

A contrast between quality of life in the 1950s, the deterioration after 1959, and the privileges of the nomenklatura.

A practical manual for turning inefficiency into state policy