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Multilateralism, the new world order

The old order is dead. What is expected is the replacement of flawed policies by ideas beneficial to humanity. The new order is expected to emerge from negotiations between the centres of power, including the peaceful settlement of disputes between nations. There will be no lack of threats from the West to boycott the development of this new world order, but the strong force of the multilateral order of the centres of power will displace the current flawed policies.

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The “anarcho-neoliberalism”

The historical conditions at the origin of the Latin American social polarisation between the wealthy and the wider population are generally unknown. This wider population saw its living and working conditions worsen during the pandemic.   Juan J. Paz-y-Mino Cepeda   Anarchism was anti-capitalist by definition. In its early days, […]

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Oil, inflation and war

Just as in almost every country, the price of fuel in Mexico is determined by the exchange rate, international prices and hydrocarbon distribution costs. Because of this, an increase in fuel subsidies was expected.   Luis Manuel Arce Isaa   Now, with global inflation at 7.28% of GDP, petrol with […]