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The Architecture of Power: The Hyper-presidentialism
Ernesto Vernaz | Buenos Aires
Argentina’s political instability is often mistaken for pure chaos, but it is actually the predictable outcome of hyper-presidentialism clashing with a fragmented Congress. By analyzing Javier Milei’s administration and the use of emergency decrees, this article reveals why true governability requires enduring legislative consensus, not just a stroke of the president’s pen.
Reporting Under Pressure: The Challenges of Journalism in Ecuador
Domenica Berrezueta | Samborondón
Journalism in Ecuador is becoming increasingly shaped by different factors that affect how they inform citizens. Growing insecurity and violence are creating new challenges for reporters and at the same time raising concerns about the conditions in which journalism is practiced nowadays.
The United States
of Trump
Rodrigo Alonso Moura | Lisbon
Donald Trump’s presidency marked a break with many political traditions in the United States. Under the slogan “America First,” his administration.
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Ernesto Vernaz
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ernesto José Luis Vernaz is an International Relations student at the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, in Argentina. His main interests include interna...
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