How Politics Exploits Collective Innocence
From Montaigne’s innocence to the delirium of the “good revolutionary”
How Politics Exploits Collective Innocence Read Post »
From Montaigne’s innocence to the delirium of the “good revolutionary”
How Politics Exploits Collective Innocence Read Post »
Mosco revisits Alckmin’s turn from accusing Lula and the PT of corruption to joining him on the presidential ticket.
Geraldo Alckmin and Lula: From Rivals to Allies Read Post »
When electoral competition becomes a zero-sum war, democracy begins to erode from within.
Democracy and Polarization: Power Without Limits Read Post »
The archaeological left offers its remnants, and Ulloa gives them a masterclass in prison-style magical realism
Summit at the Executive Tower Read Post »
Corporal PiedraUnion Protections, Discipline and Political Obedience in Uruguay’s Republican GuardBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano
Carlos Piedra and the Dispute Over His Dismissal in Uruguay Read Post »
“Package of Goodies”: Lula Brings Christmas Forward with Maduro’s Copyright, Governs by Decree and Turns Brazil into Confetti
From a family produce stand to retail, hotels and major urban developments, a career built on observation, boldness and networks of trust.
Edgardo Novick: The Entrepreneur Who Learned at the Street Market Read Post »
Citizenship, passports and origin traceability in a debate that may extend beyond Uruguay’s borders
Political interpretosis Read Post »
The invisible maze: how regulatory and fiscal suffocation strangles the private sector and employment
The Mystery of Capital Read Post »
The Neighborhood Council elections offer a concrete opportunity to organize, demand answers and restore strength to local civic participation.
On November 8, Montevideo Votes in Its Neighborhoods Read Post »