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Argentina after the K anomaly

Hardly any new ideas, similar economic plans and a surprising detachment on the part of the voters seem to characterize a campaign that will end up with the election of a new president who ought to be able to surpass Kirchnerism. Español.

By Roberto Lampa

/ 14 Oct 2015

Argentina: después de la anomalía K

Pocas ideas nuevas, planes económicos coincidentes y una sorprendente indiferencia popular parecen determinar el tono de una campaña presidencial que deberá ser capaz de superar el Kirchnerismo. English.

By Roberto Lampa

/ 14 Oct 2015

The Italian crisis is not Greek

The negotiations leading to a potential way out of the Greek crisis could have been an opportunity for Italy to deal with the dire difficulties of its stagnated economy. Español.

By Roberto Lampa

/ 31 Aug 2015

The Italian crisis is not Greek

The negotiations leading to a potential way out of the Greek crisis could have been an opportunity for Italy to deal with the dire difficulties of its stagnated economy. Español.

By Roberto Lampa

/ 31 Aug 2015

Estado chico, infierno grande: la crisis de Italia, frente a Grecia

Las negociaciones hacia una posible salida de la crisis en Grecia podrían haber representado una oportunidad para hacer frente a las grandes dificultades y al estancamiento que arrastra la economía italiana. English.

By Roberto Lampa

/ 31 Aug 2015

Una batalla dentro de una guerra larga

Más allá de la contundente victoria del NO en el referéndum griego, los analistas sostienen que no será fácil doblegar la matriz de pensamiento neoliberal. English.

By Roberto Lampa

/ 13 Jul 2015

A battle in a long war

Beyond the resounding victory of the NO vote in the Greek referendum, analysts say it will not be easy to break the matrix of neoliberal thought that has become established in Europe through sixty years of collective work. Spanish.

By Roberto Lampa

/ 13 Jul 2015

A battle in a long war

Beyond the resounding victory of the NO vote in the Greek referendum, analysts say it will not be easy to break the matrix of neoliberal thought that has become established in Europe through sixty years of collective work. Spanish.

By Roberto Lampa

/ 13 Jul 2015