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News
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Brazilian Elections 2026: Between the euphoria of international summits and new challenges
In a polarized Brazil where presidencies alternate between ideologically opposed political blocs, the country must face domestic and international new challenges.
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Liberalism & Youth in Partido NOVO’s National Meeting
Partido NOVO’s National Meeting in São Paulo highlighted liberalism, youth and Romeu Zema’s candidacy for Presidency of Brazil in 2026, fostering international cooperation.
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Is the Global Economy Changing?
Argentinien erlebt unter Präsident Milei ein beeindruckendes Wirtschaftswachstum und Stabilität, während USA und Europa mit Schulden und Protektionismus kämpfen. Ein neuer Trend in der Weltwirtschaft entsteht.
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Brazil Leading BRICS: What to Expect from its Presidency?
Brazil leads BRICS+ with an agenda that reinforces South-South cooperation, promotes multilateralism, and seeks to position itself on key issues such as climate, governance, and sustainable development.
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Argentina in Transformation: Cooperation and Development
An analysis of Argentina's economic transformation, the role of the entrepreneurial ecosystem and opportunities for cooperation with German companies.
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BRICS - Challenges on the way to the summit in Rio de Janeiro
Global ambitions meet political tensions at the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil is struggling to make progress on climate protection and wants to sustainably strengthen cooperation in the Global South.
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Agreement with the IMF - important milestone for Argentina's resurrection
The agreement with the IMF for 20 billion dollars is seen as a milestone for President Milei's reform course and raises new hopes for investment and Argentina's economic resurrection.
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Belo Horizonte as the Epicenter of Human Rights
Belo Horizonte became a centre for training, dialogue and innovation. The first edition of the seminar on human rights and the environment was held in partnership with the René Cassin Foundation.
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Anatomy of Public Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is a national priority. The report analyzes Argentina’s structural digital weaknesses, highlights cases like the PAMI hack, and proposes measures to strengthen public sector resilience.
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Artificial Intelligence and Electoral Disinformation
How is Generative AI disrupting elections in Latin America? Discover the risks, real cases, and the urgent need for regulation in the fight against electoral disinformation.
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Iranian Women's Shout for Freedom
The struggle of women in Iran against theocratic oppression has become a global symbol of resistance, demanding freedom, human rights and gender equality.
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Change of Government in a Stable Democracy: Yamandú Orsi Becomes the New President of Uruguay
On November 24, the almost 3.5 million inhabitants of Uruguay elected Yamandú Orsi as president of the country in the second round of voting. Uruguay, a beacon of democratic stability in the region, is an impressive special case in view of the increasing polarization at regional and global level.
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Global Perspectives on Human Rights in Strasbourg
Sabrina Faraone, who received a scholarship from the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, participated during the months of June and July in the 53rd session of the René Cassin Foundation School in France.
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Blocking X in Brazil: A Threat to Freedom
On August 30, Judge Alexandre de Moraes, of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court, ordered the nationwide suspension of X (formerly Twitter), adding Brazil to the list of countries that have blocked X.
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A New Europe? Analysis of the 2024 European Parliament Elections
On August 14, Dr. Hans-Dieter Holtzmann and Gustavo Marangoni analyzed the results of the European Parliament elections at the Universidad de Belgrano before more than 120 young people.
