(Publico.bo)
Si continuamos con el lenguaje tradicional de derrotar al comunismo, a los izquierdistas, los aimaras, los collas, los “masiburros”, los narcotraficantes, etc. no lograremos abrir grietas en los adversarios y el resultado será contrario a lo esperado.
Categoría: Artículo de fondo
For the first time since the 1960s, China’s population is shrinking
(The Economist)
Its long reign as the world’s most populous country is probably at an end
What does China’s reopening mean for Latin America?
(The Economist)
The country’s post-covid rebound will be a boon for some countries, but not for all
Struggling to stay on top
(The Economist)
For the first time sinc e the 1960s, China’s population is shrinking. Its long reign as the world’s most populous country is probably at an end
Nouriel Roubini: «No estamos como en vísperas de la Gran Recesión. Estamos mucho peor»
Miguel Ors Villarejo (The Objective)
El doctor Catástrofe cree que «hemos estado viviendo como sonámbulos. Y es hora de despertar y abordar los problemas antes de que sea demasiado tarde»
Londres activa las alarmas en La Habana: la economía cubana en una encrucijada
Elías Amor Bravo (Cuba Economía)
Las cosas nunca ocurren por casualidad, y muchos menos en Cuba donde el régimen manipula los hechos para sacar beneficio político.
After a spectacularly chaotic start for Congress, more discord looms
(The Economist)
Some of Kevin McCarthy’s rule changes looks good. His deals do not.
The destructive new logic that threatens globalisation
(The Economist)
America is leading a dangerous global slide towards subsidies, export controls and protectionism
Mexico’s Dying Democracy
Denise Dresser (Foreign Affairs)
In the name of his agenda, López Obrador has removed checks and balances, weakened autonomous institutions, and seized discretionary control of the budget.
Africa’s Past Is Not Its Future
Mo Ibrahim (Foreign Affairs)
Africa is a vast and abundant continent. Roughly ten times the size of India and three times the size of China, it is home to nearly 18 percent of the world’s population and roughly 30 percent of its mineral resources.










