These myths remain: First, that the region has rejected leftist politics and veered to the right. (Not true.) Second, that populism is over. (Wrong.) And third, that Latin America is finally battling corruption. (Only partially true.)
El País June 13, 2016
Today, through a referendum, the Swiss will decide if the government will give them about 2,500 euros per month.
El País June 5, 2016
Scenes from daily life in the failing state.
The Atlantic May 12, 2016
It's not all about politics, and in fact it's an extraordinary city.
The Atlantic March 28, 2016
How do we solve climate change? José María Figueres, former president of Costa Rica, talks about this enormous challenge with Moisés Naím.
Efecto Naím Nov. 16, 2015
Moisés Naím talks to Thomas Piketty about inequality, richness, capitalism and other subjects that this renowned French economist discusses in his book "Capital in the 21st Century".
Efecto Naím Feb. 22, 2016
Robin Chase, founder of Zipcar, the biggest shared-car company in the world. This succesful businesswoman believes that society is moving towards an economy based on collaboration and informal work.
Efecto Naím Nov. 30, 2015
The region's situation and its main challenges characterize one of the last discussions of the Hay de Cartagena.
El País February 1, 2016
How globalization exacerbated the wildly different problems of Zika, ISIS, and Donald Trump.
The Atlantic April, 25, 2016