From a general store founded in 1843 to a nationwide distribution network, the story of a family business that has connected products, people and opportunities for more than 180 years.
Carrau: When Commerce Changes Culture Read Post »
A reading of his ideas on virtue, citizenship, education, democracy and the role of the middle class in political stability.
Aristotle Today: Politics, Education and the Middle Class Read Post »
A Second Costly Frustration Bequeathed to Us by Mujica
Uruguay’s diplomatic response to the kidnapping, the debate over international protection, and the limits imposed by the rule of law.
The Kidnapping of Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson Read Post »
During his first presidency, Rivera promoted studies, dredging, navigation aids and new regulations to strengthen Uruguay’s main port.
Fructuoso Rivera and the Development of Montevideo Port Read Post »
The first Spanish translation of Aristotle’s works came through French and invites a closer look at the meaning of concepts such as areté, eudaimonia, and polis.
Azcárate and Aristotle: Virtue, Happiness, and Translation Read Post »
Why Uruguay Prefers to Manage Decline
The Conspiracy of Stagnation Read Post »
When a Strong Credit Rating Suffocates the Entrepreneur
The Cheap Dollar Labyrinth Read Post »
A Venezuelan Comedy in Three Acts and One Petrodollar
The Morality of the Barrel Read Post »
A satirical interview on political dialogue, public security, debt and the issues Don Evaristo believes remain outside the negotiating table.
Don Evaristo on the “Constructive Dialogue” with the Opposition Read Post »
