In Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua, the issue is not politicized justice, it is judicialized dictatorship

Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Nicaragua’s magistrates and tribunals hand down sentences that are based on falsehood, violate human rights, willfully suppress the legal due-process, order undue detentions and condemn innocent people to many years of incarceration in order to generate fear in the population and subject it to the holders of power. These “crimes against…

What is post-democracy?

Every time we put the “pos” or “post” before a word, it is an acknowledgment that we are dealing with a phenomenon or concept for which we do not yet have the elements to define it precisely or it is simply too new. To begin with, it occurs with postmodernity and with another concept with…

Discovering President Petro

Former President Álvaro Uribe predicts that “Colombia may have the worst and most dangerous neocommunism in the region, because President Petro is much more intelligent than Chávez, Castillo, Fernández and Ortega,” among other Latin American leaders. We do not doubt that Petro is more talented, shrewd and better structured than those named, but, for that…

Petro’s Dilemma

Everything was very civilized. Very Colombian. Very polite. President Iván Duque, whom history will acquit because he has not put a peso in his pocket, called him, congratulated him and offered to meet with him. Álvaro Uribe said something that honors him. It was his first reaction to Petro’s victory on Sunday, June 19, “To…

Beatrice Rangel

Energetic chaos: when will we learn?

All the nations of the world prostrate themselves before the scarcity and high prices of energy products and their derivatives. Because what Russia has unleashed by invading Ukraine is an energy supply crisis; a logistics crisis for energy products and a financial crisis. Facing this multifaceted crisis requires suspending the regulations that normally weigh on…