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 »
The cost of postponing state reform rises as the contributory base shrinks, debt grows, and social patience wears thin.
The Variable That Worsens Read Post »
The Catalan merchant who tore up his own vineyard, started again, and proved that Uruguay could build a wine industry
Francisco Vidiella, the Man Who Had to Unlearn Europe Read Post »
Why Uruguay Can No Longer Keep Postponing Its Future
The Cost of Inaction Read Post »
Anthropic’s stress tests show what can happen when an autonomous agent encounters obstacles to achieving its objectives.
When AI Decides to Break the Rules Read Post »
