Treaties banning chemical weapons were signed… and then systematically violated

When the State claims to know better, it replaces freedom with control and destroys the wealth it seeks to direct

From Solferino to the Red Cross, the attempt to civilize war collides with its own limits

From Fidel Castro’s personalist rule to Alina Fernández’s intimate testimony, an analysis of how extractive institutions destroy freedom and human bonds

Uruguay’s international projection raises questions about leadership, ethics, and political alignment

When power replaces capability, society stops creating and starts devouring itself

Institutional collapse in Venezuela and Nicaragua reveals the roots of growing distrust in democracy across the region.

A hidden cost structure borne by every citizen, distorting the real economy

Distrust, irregularities and political narratives fuel growing skepticism about elections across the region.

When ideology and public spending override efficiency, economies weaken and social trust erodes