The next UN Secretary General

On Thursday, July 21st, the Security Council of the United Nations had its first vote to narrow down the list of candidates for the next Secretary General. Could a women be elected for the first time?

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Volver al mundo es más complejo

Con Cristina, Argentina se aisló del mundo. Con Macri cambiamos: volvimos a Occidente y peleamos por la Secretaría General de las Naciones Unidas. Aislarse es malo, someterse también. ¿Puede Argentina equilibrar su política exterior?

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Bridges to nowhere: Corruption in the BRICS

Brazil, Russia, India, and China (the BRICs) were first grouped together in 2001 as the countries most likely to produce rapid economic growth (South Africa joined in 2010). Today another phenomenon binds the BRICS together: corruption scandals that have hit state-funded infrastructure companies and the projects they’ve overseen.

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Latest from Latin Pulse – July 15th

This week Latin Pulse includes a wide-ranging discussion of the various crises affecting Venezuela, including the political and economic situations as well as a discussion on the peace process in Colombia and accusations of human rights abuses by the military in Honduras.

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La verdad no tiene remedio

Colocada entre la espada y la pared de seguir repitiendo la promesa de la gratuidad o reconocer que hizo una promesa irrealizable, la Presidenta Bachelet ha optado por negar la realidad. En cambio, ha decidido seguir asegurando que la gratuidad llegó para quedarse y que es cosa de tiempo antes de que llegue a ser universal.

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