What is happening politically in
The “left” in a politically surrealist Mexico
Profound crisis in the progressive sectors
From Philanthrophy to Corporate Social Responsibility
Benefits for consumers, investors and the civil society
Why Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is much more than just a fad. An in depth study of the structural forces that are bringing businesses in developed countries towards more social responsibly. What is demanded of today’s corporations regarding familial responsibility and the paradox of
- More Corporate Responsibility
por Bernardo Kliksberg - Climate Change Hits the Poorest, Hardest
por Bernardo Kliksberg - Obscene Disparities
por Bernardo Kliksberg
The Globalization of Brazil
Growth, monetary policy and investment in the “star” economy at the regional level
No one doubts the overwhelmingly strong force that is the current Brazilian economy. Brazil’s production represents a third of the total of Latin America. Large local conglomerates in the sectors of iron and steel, mining, oil, and manufacturing are paving the way toward globalization. However, optimism decreases upon reviewing some empirical data. Why economic growth less than expected, including a 5 percent average growth rate, one inferior to its neighbors. Is it the responsibility of the Central Bank of Brazil and its monetary policy? Divisions among analysts.
- Venezuela does not want another Putin
por Iraxis Bello - Hope for Guatemala?
por Javier Bernabé - The Challenges of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner in Foreign Policy
por Luciano Anzelini - Rafael Correa and the "mother of all battles"
por Juan Pablo Morales Viteri - Nicaragua, Second Sandinista Government
por Augusto Zamora R.
There are many more than “two models” in Latin America
What does Brazil need in order to become a true power?
Is Latin America divided into two models, as
- The bitter taste and the lessons from Santiago de Chile
por Fabián Bosoer - How to Overcome the Mercosur Crisis
por Luciano Anzelini - How to Strengthen the Integration between Brazil and Argentina
por Javier del Rey Morató - Mexico Searches for a Global Strategy Against Drug-Trafficking
por Zidane Zeraoui
Progress is constructed from moderation
How to combine investment, growth and redistribution in Latin America
For the benefit of all of its citizens,
- The Globalization of Brazil
por Marcelo Luchino
There is a lack of dialog and a surplus of barriers in Venezuela
The “obstacles” for the normalization of a polarized country
Hugo Chávez must build bridges to the other bank: if the president suffers from arrogance, his adversaries lack the slightest bit of endurance, says the author. If the rise in internal confrontations and the excessive international pressure following the referendum persists, there will be a strong social split. Dialog and internal consensus are missing in the
The bitter taste and the lessons from Santiago de Chile
Only a transnational effort can rectify the conflicts caused by national interests and passionate rhetoric
After the recent Iberian-American Summit, it is possible to trace an interesting parallelism between the General Iberian-American Secretariat (SEGIB) and Mercosur’s permanent secretariat: if these trans-state mechanisms, participants and processes are not reinforced, then the sphere of foreign relations will be nothing other than a collision of domestic visions and interests put in motion by the media.
The Challenges of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner in Foreign Policy
Balance of the Administration from 2003 to 2007

Among other topics, relations with
The Iberian-American Summits: Is the glass half full or half empty?
Social cohesion and inclusion, central topics of the meetings in Santiago
What are the reasons for holding the Iberian-American summits? And for not holding them. Where does the skepticism come from? What was expected of Summit XVII in Santiago de Chile? Are these Summits justified? The Parallel






