Author name: Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano

Business Is Always for the “Comrades”

When the Left Decided to Confiscate the Future of Workers and Small Businesses

The Accession That Leaves Us Stuck with the World’s Most Expensive Advisers

Retirees, public-sector workers, and social spending represent three challenges that structural reform must address through a fair, realistic, and sustainable transition.

A critique of the message delivered before the international forum, its silences, ideological contradictions, and distance from the national reality.

From Material Failure to the Tyranny of Identity

The cost of postponing state reform rises as the contributory base shrinks, debt grows, and social patience wears thin.

Why Uruguay Can No Longer Keep Postponing Its Future

A liberal critique of the fiscal course set out in the Budget Accountability Bill, the increase in public spending, and the outlook for economic growth.

And the Aristocratic Charity Handout