Global Order and Geopolitics

An examination of the relationship between economic freedom, institutions, private property and migration through the ideas of Hayek, Mises, Acemoglu and Thomas Sowell. POVERTY, EXODUS, THE SPONTANEOUS ORDER OF THE MARKETThe Tragic Dilemma of Curtailing FreedomBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano A story explains economics better than many universities:Ten friends met every day at a […]

The government’s shift on pension funds reveals the limits of ideological proposals when confronted with the practical demands of financing the state and sustaining economic stability. When Economic Reality Overrides Ideological DogmaBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano It must be said plainly and without sugarcoating: once again, the harsh and relentless reality of the global

The pope’s visit revives a debate over secularism, religious authority, and the freedom of conscience in a shared civic space. Spirituality Has No OwnerSecularism, Religion, and Freedom of Conscience Ahead of the Pope’s VisitBy Santiago H. Pereira Testa The pope’s upcoming visit to Uruguay has revived a discussion that should be addressed clearly.The problem does

Fiscal discipline does not weaken a nation’s independence. It strengthens it by reducing dependence on creditors, financial markets, and the constraints of economic scarcity. Political narratives may challenge economic constraints for a time, but scarcity, financial markets and creditors ultimately impose the limits that governments seek to ignore.By Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The Illusion

The debate over secularism in Uruguay once again confronts competing constitutional interpretations and reopens the discussion about the role of the State, the university and academic freedom. In our previous article, we recalled the opinion of former Socialist legislator Dr. José Korzeniak regarding the nonexistence of the “two libraries of law,” because the second one

The collapse of real socialism did not end its political influence. The struggle shifted toward culture, institutions and the State, where its consequences continue to shape liberal democracies.By Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellanos From Economic Failure to Ideological TransformationThe historical record of socialism in practice throughout the twentieth century constitutes one of the most costly

The proposal to create a Council on Secularism revives the constitutional debate over state neutrality and the limits of parliamentary power in relation to popular sovereignty. In a previous article, we referred to Senator Bordaberry’s bill, which sought to create a Council on Secularism to safeguard this fundamental republican principle, systematically disregarded by the influence

Two and a half centuries after Common Sense, Thomas Paine’s ideas remain a powerful lens through which to question political polarization as a mechanism for preserving state and transnational power. THE LABYRINTH OF THE FALSE DICHOTOMYWhy Thomas Paine’s Legacy Demands Dismantling the Left-Right AxisBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano There are historical moments when the

Other countries show that personal savings, fiscal order and property can sustain freer societies The Mirror of Prosperity: What Others Have Already Understood Let us look around us, not to copy, but to learn from those who, despite having similar — or even worse — conditions, decided to stop being hostages to statism and chose

Without ownership of their savings, citizens depend on political promises to manage their future Freedom Is Defended with Capital in Your Own Hands We have completed our term at Rotary, and I take away one conviction: if we do not educate new generations in the value of economic freedom, we are lost.Romantic speeches are not