Análisis en Profundidad
Editorial The Economist, 12.09.2015The world’s institutional approach to refugees was born in Europe seven decades ago. The continent must relearn its lessonsIN 1951 a group of diplomats in Geneva committed their countries to absorbing huge numbers of refugees from a region plagued by ethnic hatred, fanatical ideologies, and seemingly interminable war: Europe. The second world war...
Artículo Foreign Policy, 16.10.2015 Amy MacKinnon, periodista independiente escocesaThe wily president of Belarus is secure at home and newly prominent abroad. Here's how he exploited Ukraine's revolution. [caption id="attachment_15519" align="alignnone" width="3272"]
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Columna Foreign Policy Observer, 23.09.2015 John Feffer, autor y director de Foreign Policy ObserverLatin America's largest country once looked ascendant. Now it's been laid low by widespread violence, structural racism, endemic corruption, and external economic shocks.In the 2014 World Cup, Germany not only ousted Brazil from the semi-finals. It gave the legendary team a drubbing, 7 goals...
Artículo The Guardian, 17.09.2015 Chris McGreal, escritor seniorFrom Rwanda to Bosnia, Haiti to Congo, failures raise questions about future of United Nations blue helmetsRwanda, 1994. The nadir of many lows for UN peacekeeping. Hundreds of desperate Tutsis sought refuge on the first day of the genocide at a school where 90 UN troops were under the command of...
Opinión Project-Syndicate, 07.09.2015 Jeremy Adelman, director del Global History Lab en la U. de PrincetonAt first glance, today’s major international crises seem to have little in common. Some, such as Greece’s debt drama, are economic disasters; others, like Syria’s implosion, are characterized by brutality and political chaos; and still others, most notably Ukraine’s predicament, fall somewhere in...
Carta La Tercera, 28.08.2015 Fernando Orrego Vicuña¿Cómo no compadecerse al ver a los miles de refugiados de Siria e Irak en Grecia, Macedonia y otros lugares de Europa?¿Y los centenares de ahogados en el Mediterráneo? ¿Y los 300 mil muertos en la guerra civil en Siria?¿Y los más de tres millones de refugiados en Jordania, Turquía o...
Columna Pulso, 09.07.2015 Iván Cachanosky, investigador económico Fundación para el Progreso (FPP)Es importante destacar que el problema de la moneda en Grecia es secundario. Euro o no euro, si no hay austeridad fiscal continuarán los problemas económicos. Bancos sin operar, límites de extracción en los cajeros con un límite a €60 diarios, salarios que solo pueden pagarse por...