Strategic analysis of international power structures, great power competition and the transformation of the contemporary world order.
The expansion of control systems in Uruguay raises questions about privacy, legality, proportionality and the use of artificial intelligence.
Video Surveillance, Biometric Data and Presumption of Guilt Read Post »
Business Is Always for the “Comrades”
The “Dry,” Deaf and Mute Port Read Post »
When the Left Decided to Confiscate the Future of Workers and Small Businesses
THE GREAT SILENT PLUNDER Read Post »
The Accession That Leaves Us Stuck with the World’s Most Expensive Advisers
An Unnecessary Expense Read Post »
As Argentina steps up legal and political pressure on Sea Lion, the project continues to advance. De-escalation could turn geopolitical risk into economic value and create a strategic role for Uruguay.
Sea Lion: the cost of conflict and the dividend of de-escalation Read Post »
Uruguayan society was shaped by Indigenous, African and European contributions, with a lasting Guaraní influence on its culture and national identity.
Uruguay: A Multicultural Society of European, African and Indigenous Roots Read Post »
The deployment of a digital surveillance ring around access routes to Montevideo raises questions about privacy, data protection, and parliamentary oversight.
Surveillance Gantries: Who Watches Those Who Watch Us? Read Post »
Retirees, public-sector workers, and social spending represent three challenges that structural reform must address through a fair, realistic, and sustainable transition.
Three Gordian Knots of Structural Reform Read Post »
A critique of the message delivered before the international forum, its silences, ideological contradictions, and distance from the national reality.
The Speech That Does Not Represent Us Read Post »
From Material Failure to the Tyranny of Identity
The Metamorphosis of the Left Read Post »
