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Chile: A political suicide?
LA NACIÓN – A table with data from the World Bank is circulating online, showing that Chile’s GDP per capita
Martin Krause
January 5, 2022
LA NACIÓN – A table with data from the World Bank is circulating online, showing that Chile’s GDP per capita
INFOBAE – At times it seems our country is playing hide and seek with each other. It is hard to
This article was originally published in El Cronista on August 4th, 2021. Congress is once again increasing taxes on the productive sector. Additionally, it
CATO – According to Enrique Krauze, Mexicos prominent classical-liberal intellectual, new winds of authoritarianism are sweeping across Latin America, characterized
Is your president “populist”? Calling a politician or an official “populist” is a quick and safe way to disqualify him.
Identity politics has metastasized to the whole societal body. For its very nature it has both promoted and produced a
Forbes – Argentina’s black market exchange rate initially surged nearly 25 percent above the official rate, meaning that despite desperate
WSJ – Argentina’s pro-business President Mauricio Macri suffered a crushing setback in a primary election on Sunday, indicating that he
Argentina’s populist former president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner — who is nominally running for vice-president, but is the indisputable No.
Bloomberg – Argentine markets had finally seemed to find their footing, stabilizing after months of turmoil had sent the peso
