Posts Tagged ‘International cooperation’
Between Dependency and Diversification: Agrarian Reform in Colombia and the Shift in International Cooperation
As U.S. cooperation is drastically reduced, Colombia is opening its doors to China’s market and investment to support agrarian reform. However, the Asian model—focused on infrastructure and commercial pragmatism—raises serious questions about whether it can fill the gaps in human rights, territorial peace, and humanitarian assistance.
Read MoreFarmers and Agrarian Reform: the Invisible Protagonists of a Global Debate?
For decades, small farmers and agrarian reform were marginalized in global discussions. This newsletter analyzes the limitations, challenges, and urgency of placing the agrarian issue at the center of the international agenda.
Read MoreThe tragedy of the Amazon
The Amazon lacks effective supranational protection. We analyze how the logic of national sovereignty and the weakness of the ACTO prevent a coordinated response to deforestation and extractivism, urging binding solutions and regional funds.
Read MoreCELAC–EU: an alliance to defend democracy, rights, and multilateralism in difficult times
Analysis of the CELAC-EU Summit in Santa Marta. The EU-Latin America alliance faces key challenges in democracy, multilateralism, and green transition.
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