To make a devaluation in Bolivia now would be insane

Forbes Live TV premiered an exclusive interview with Tomislav Kuljis, president of Bolivia’s largest supermarket chain, Hipermaxi, and board member of Global Americans. In the interview Kuljis discusses his company’s decisions to tackle the crisis caused by the pandemic and the state of the Bolivian and global economy.

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Rebuilding after Iota: a chronicle of an abandonment foretold

The impacts left by Hurricane Iota on the islands of San Andrés and Providencia has added to the sense of dread and abandonment by the central government long felt by the residents of the archipelago. Although the government’s response to the crisis has been swift, there is a sense that more could have been done to mitigate the risks from hurricanes and extreme weather caused by climate change.

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Peru is out of the emergency room, but the prognosis remains guarded

The doctor’s orders are now calling for investigations into cases of human rights violations committed during the citizen protests, the suspension of the selection of members of the Constitutional Court until the next Congress is seated in July 2021, and international monitoring and dialogue between stakeholders who are maintaining the current, fragile stability.

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El Perú salió de la sala de emergencias, pero mantiene un pronóstico reservado

Las órdenes del médico ahora piden la investigación de los casos de violaciones de derechos humanos cometidas durante las protestas ciudadanas, la suspensión de la selección de los miembros de la Corte Constitucional hasta que se asiente el próximo Congreso en julio de 2021, y el seguimiento y diálogo internacional entre los actores que están manteniendo la frágil estabilidad actual.

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Why Peru’s soft coup failed 

Notoriously weak political parties are fueling Peru’s chronic instability. But they also stopped Manuel Merino and his allies from uniting to hold onto power. 

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Is good governance in Suriname a bridge too far?

Suriname’s governance deficiencies have been well-documented by a multilateral organizations citing it for corruption, nepotism, and drug trafficking, but this does not necessarily mean that the country has not made any progress in fighting corruption and reaching toward a higher quality of governance.

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