Análisis estratégico sobre institucionalidad, economía y desarrollo publicados en medios especializados.
Average statistics mask the severe budgetary constraints faced by households. The true success of a public policy is not measured by the volume of exports, but by the supply chain’s ability to respond to people’s immediate needs in the store.
Latin America has lived through a long economic odyssey marked by cycles of boom and bust, with recurring promises of transformation that have not kept pace with the progress the region needs.
The draft General National Budget for 2027 once again highlights a structural tension: a government with high aggregate spending but weak institutional performance. The document submitted to Congress totals G. 166.3 trillion, approximately $25.7 billion at the budgeted exchange rate of G. 6,458 and nearly $27 billion if a rate closer to the market rate is used.
In a tin-roofed warehouse in Caaguazú, Rosa wraps up her day using the same calculation she’s used for the past eleven years. She sewed forty-eight school uniforms, collected payment in cash, paid her assistant under the table, and stashed the leftover money in a cookie jar.
For our economy to truly grow, we don't need to raise taxes. We need to remove artificial barriers and make the system fairer and more inclusive for everyone.
Architect of Latin American economic development.
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