Conference by Alvaro Ramirez Alujas
June 12th, 2014 · SIGEN · Buenos Aires, Argentina The New School Observatory on Latin America (OLA) presents Open Government and Innovation of Public Management, experience in Iberomerica a conference by Alvaro Ramirez Alujas Doctor in Government and Public...Debt, IMF and the New Latin American Left. A place for autonomy. By Lucila Rosso
by Lucila Rosso, First President Néstor Kirchner Fellow 1. Introduction The coincidence in time of leaders with similar political characteristics in the region gives a special color to Latin America at the beginning of the current century. Leaders from diverse...Introduction of the book “Construir Bicentenarios: Argentina”
The eve of an anniversary offers us the possibility of choice. It allows us to choose whether we take it into account and commemorate it, or let it slip by on the calendar. We know that an anniversary is a window of opportunity. If we choose to make use of it, a vast...Introduction Latin America on the Move
This book presents one of the first discussions held in the United States of representatives of five of the progressive governments of Latin America. The initiative of holding a discussion of this type in New York responds to the almost complete absence of the voice...
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