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Of Cardboard Martyrs and the Infiltration of the Machine-Gun Gallant

Several events that have recently impacted public opinion in Uruguay share a common thread that is not always addressed with sufficient clarity. The passport issue, the construction of two naval vessels for the Uruguayan Navy in a Spanish shipyard, and the recent restrictions on migrant visas to the United States are different episodes, yet all

How a Bearded Hidalgo Sold Mirages for Gold and a Thirst for Blood to Prosperous Nations

Pride is the satisfaction and self-indulgence derived from contemplating one’s own virtues while holding others in contempt.

How to read the EU–Mercosur agreement, Argentina’s emerging leadership, and the opportunities Uruguay should not ignore

The slow release of Venezuelan political prisoners

Victim and executioner of its own people and of an entire region

In our previous article, What Do You Want, Cipriano, we addressed a topic that concerns all human beings: age and ageism, understood as the stigmatization of older people. We also recalled the Pan American Health Organization’s intention to fight this form of discrimination. In ancient times, the elderly were highly valued because they were considered

Valcorba, or the sentence the left passes on itself

Valcorba, or the sentence the Left pronounces