Latin America is on an unknown course.

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Simplifying what is happening in Latin America in political, economic, and social terms leads to a failure to perceive long-term trends. Instead, analyses tend to start from immediate circumstances to extrapolate long-term trends. A first warning is that simplifying trends into “left” …

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Compass

Luis Rubio “How can a country retain viability when its structures are focused on other purposes? It is worse when the objective is expressly preserving poverty, not development.” Plying the compass has not been the strong suit of most of Mexico’s governments, certainly not during …

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Naked

Federico Reyes Heroles The liar, if he fails to convince you, tries to confuse you. Anonymous “…In February, I will be the first”, he said with the modern humbleness that characterizes him. We see the country as orange; the only thing that matters to us …

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Unity vs. Unanimity

Luis Rubio The world is living through an era of animosity, and Mexico is not the exception. The presidential strategy of dividing and polarizing has been utilized by leaders worldwide during these convulsive times, as illustrated by Trump, Narendra Modi in India, Bolsonaro in Brazil, …

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More of the same?

Luis Rubio According to Simon Kuznets, the world has four types of countries: developed, underdeveloped, Japan, and Argentina. Argentina has been defying gravity for decades, in fact, almost a century. With small moments of euphoria, its economy has gone from bad to worse for so …

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Polarizaton is Global. So?

Polarization around the world is increasingly present, in some cases even concerning. Politics in some countries are moved by protesting angry citizens fed up with the incompetence of their leaders. Extremists have a fertile ground for their causes, both for left and right. Unlikely candidates …

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