Editorial illustration about global strategy, media distractions, and structural decisions between Europe, Mercosur, and South America.
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Global Noise, Real Structure and Probable Decisions in the New Strategic Landscape

How to read the EU–Mercosur agreement, Argentina’s emerging leadership, and the opportunities Uruguay should not ignore We are living through a peculiar moment in the international system. Never before has so much information been available, and at the same time, it has never been so difficult to identify which events are truly strategic and which

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DRIP-FED RELEASE in venezuela
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DRIP-FED RELEASE

The slow release of Venezuelan political prisoners Several days ago, the Venezuelan government, “presided over” by Delcy Rodríguez, announced the release of political prisoners in the country, a group that was said to number around eight hundred at least. However, as hours and days passed, the hopes of many families fell into a kind of

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It Was Cuba

Victim and executioner of its own people and of an entire region The first Spaniard to set foot on Cuban soil was Christopher Columbus, on October 28, 1492, landing in the eastern part of the island, in a place he called Bariay, and naming the island “Juana” in honor of the Catholic Monarchs, although he

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ON THE WRONG SIDE OF HISTORY – Part 3

Valcorba, or the sentence the Left pronounces When the State spends what it doesn’t have and pays without restraint, it ends up competing with the private sector for credit (the crowding-out effect), which stalls private investment, jobs, and reproduces the conditions of poverty. But then, why do voters mostly lean toward these left-wing proposals? And

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