
Opinion · Politics19 min read
What if Bregman wins?: "A real (but quick) exit on the left"
The Argentine left sees a window of opportunity. What would happen if you took it?
Felipe GalliAugust 27, 2026
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Opinion · Politics19 min read
The Argentine left sees a window of opportunity. What would happen if you took it?
Felipe GalliAugust 27, 2026
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Essay
Argentine youth know they love the country, but they do not know what kind of country they want or can have.
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Humanist essay
Five testimonies from Nigeria, Cameroon, Pakistan and Trinidad and Tobago, countries where belonging to the LGBT community remains a crime. The gap between having rights and depending on geographic luck.
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Theory
The Arab socialisms constitute a plural reality, often invoked yet seldom defined with precision.
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Opinion · International politics
Five dynamics — chronic illegitimacy, a brake on repression, economic infeasibility of continuity, closure of the migratory valve, and united opposition around Machado — that indicate a democratic transition remains viable.
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Humanist essay
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Humanist essay
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A question of conscience
What responsibility does a person retain when they remain passive in the face of the degradation of liberty?
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Editorial note
«Government exists for the good of the governed; when it sustains itself on fear, oppression or humiliation, it betrays its very reason for being.»
After Thomas More, Utopia, Book I
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