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Chile’s robber barons

Juan Nagel | November 12, 2015

Capitalism does need to be saved from its own excesses in Chile, but few public leaders today have the moral authority to do so.
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How businesses are endangering free markets in Chile

Patricio Navia | November 11, 2015

The scandal over price fixing by private cartels that produce toilet paper has left Chileans believing that their market is unfair and going down the toilet.
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Safeguarding financial stability in the TPP

Kevin Gallagher | July 22, 2015

In the final stages of the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations, the U.S. is still pushing for the elimination of safeguards to regulate capital inflows ...
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Violence, self censorship and culture

Rick Rockwell | June 25, 2015

This past May, El Salvador suffered its highest murder rate since the end of the country’s civil war 23 years ago. But this grisly flash of news—what ...
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Watching the watchers: intelligence oversight in South America

Christopher Sabatini | June 2, 2015

Recent events have demonstrated how far the region still has to go in improving transparency and civilian control over the intelligence services.
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Chile’s electoral reform

John Carey | May 27, 2015

Earlier this month, Chile completed an overhaul of its system for electing legislators. This year's reform presents an opportunity to reexamine the ...
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¿Descontento con la economía o con el gobierno en Chile?

Patricio Navia | May 21, 2015

Si bien la gente aparece molesta con los escándalos de corrupción, estos escándalos no son peores que otros problemas de tráfico de influencias y ...
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How do Latin American universities stack up globally?

May 20, 2015

With only one university in the top 100, what does this say about the ability of Latin America to produce an educated workforce that can complete in ...
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