Peruvian pendulum instability: some points of view with a view to the second round
In this same space we gave a first tentative reading of the results of the first round of the Peruvian general elections carried out recently. And from this point, the […]
Elections and the State of Democracy in Peru: Reflections on the Results of the First Round
Peru has experienced one of the most complicated electoral processes since, perhaps, the February 1990 elections, when, in a similar situation, Peruvian voters had to contend with a ballot nearly […]
Madagascar: between unipolar continuity and multipolar sovereignty
Lately, we have been witnessing increasingly frequent multipolar convulsions across the African continent—much like a lion shaking itself in the savannah—tired of decades of irritation caused by the lingering vestiges […]
Neoliberal dependency, economic independence and multipolarity
From a review of the history of Latin America’s economic policies with geopolitical impact, we can identify two major geoeconomic projects whose lingering effects continue to influence the political worldview […]
Some ideas on the lack of unanimous stance in Latin-America on globally significant wars trough time until nowadays
Our Latin American civilization has its own particularities, where telluric and thalassic elements seem to intertwine. This is why, in geopolitical terms, Brazil e.g. is often described as an amphibious […]
