A critique of Gabriel Oddone’s management, public spending, and rising debt under Yamandú Orsi’s government
The Only Public Office with the Status of a Republic Read Post »
Toward an Evidence-Based State Limited in Its Power
The Architecture of Responsible Freedom Read Post »
An unexpected question from Yitzhak Rabin about Fernando Secco Aparicio opens a broader one: why does Uruguay remember those who governed it better than those who produced, invested and built companies?
Who Materially Built Uruguay? From Lafone to Jodal Read Post »
Argentina’s escalation over Sea Lion could open a path toward economic coexistence and a new logistical role for Uruguay in the South Atlantic.
Falklands, Oil and Uruguay’s Strategic Opportunity Read Post »
From the KGB legacy to Putin’s SVR, the continuity of Russian espionage reveals how much of the old Soviet apparatus survived the collapse of the USSR.
Russia Changes Its Name, but Its Spies Remain Read Post »
Portrait of a Society Overwhelmed by Institutional Permissiveness, Bureaucratic Impunity and the Erosion of Public Responsibility
Chronicle of Impunity and Disorder Read Post »
The erosion of law, moral inversion, and institutional anomie as mechanisms for the decomposition of the social order.
Induced Social Schizophrenia: From Disorder to Servitude Read Post »
From Amilcare Puviani’s theory to the Cardama case, a critique of the fiscal, bureaucratic, and financial mechanisms that obscure the true cost of the state.
The Financial Illusion in Uruguay: Opacity, Spending, and State Power Read Post »
An essay on legal expropriation, social contracts, and the algorithmic auditing of state power.
Fiscal Consciousness and the Agentic Revolution: Auditing the Leviathan Read Post »
África de las Heras, known as Comrade Patria, turned Montevideo into a base for Soviet intelligence operations across South America.
Sleeping with the Enemy: The Soviet Spy Who Operated in Uruguay Read Post »
