Latin America
In Latin America we work to promote strong democratic institutions, respect for human rights and rule of law through good governance, and social market economy. as well as promoting liberal dialogue throughout the region. We have offices in Mexico City (Regional Office and Project Mexico), Guatemala City, Guatemala (Central America), Lima, Peru (Andean Countries), and Buenos Aires, Argentina (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay & Uruguay)
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The US’ Economic Future in the Era of AI
This report analyzes the economic impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States (U.S.) amidst a significant policy shift under the Trump-Vance administration, which prioritizes competitiveness and national security over previously emphasized principles of responsible AI. Drawing on insights from U.S. policymakers and experts, it explores three key areas: the strain AI places on energy infrastructure, its disruption of the labor market, and the challenges of governance in the absence of strong federal regulation. The report concludes by urging a coordinated, whole-of-economy approach to AI—focused on clean energy, inclusive labor strategies, and adaptive, risk-based regulation to ensure broad-based economic resilience and prosperity. This paper was written by Claudia Del Pozo, Founder and CEO of the EON Institute, who recently participated in our study tour focused on the “Economic Power of AI,” where she engaged with leading AI experts from various sectors.
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The Election of the Judiciary in Mexico: What to Expect?
This weekend, Mexico held elections for judges and magistrates. This is the first time such an event has taken place. What was at stake, and what should we expect?
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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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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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An electoral fraudster as president of Venezuela?
The Venezuelan presidency is scheduled to take office this Friday. The legitimate winner of the election, Edmundo González Urrutia, has announced that he will return to Caracas to take up the mandate that the Venezuelans gave him in the elections. However, the Maduro regime, which is reacting with massive repressive measures, is holding on to power. The weekly column by Karl-Heinz Paqué.
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Will the BRICS States or Donald Trump Reshape the Liberal World Order?
The liberal world order is under pressure: while the BRICS states are building alternative structures, Trump is pursuing an ‘America First’ policy. Who will shape the future of the global order?
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Handbook on Disinformation
A concise, practice‑oriented guide to understanding disinformation’s tactics, case studies from Latin America & Germany, and concrete steps to detect, debunk, and denounce falsehoods.
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BAZA 2025: Encouraging women to reshape their societies
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