Análisis estratégico sobre institucionalidad, economía y desarrollo publicados en medios especializados.
The Bioceanic Corridor is much more than just a highway. It is a historic opportunity for our country. This stretch of more than 3,200 kilometers, which will connect Brazil’s Atlantic ports with Chile’s Pacific ports, runs right through the heart of our nation’s Chaco region via Route PY15, said economic analyst César Addario.
The Paraguayan economy is growing strongly, but the challenge is ensuring that this growth reaches households, workers, and microenterprises. This series examines why strong macroeconomic indicators do not always translate into higher incomes, quality jobs, and reduced poverty.
Latin America has long lived with a frustrating paradox. The region has abundant natural resources and a young population. Its economies, however, have grown at disappointing rates for decades.
Achieving a double investment grade is an accomplishment that confirms our macroeconomic strength, but its true value lies in how we use it. Today, a large portion of our budget goes toward maintaining the size of the government, leaving little room for what truly multiplies opportunities: better roads, digital connectivity, and technical education for our young people.
To conclude this series, he presents in this interview an overview of what the implementation of these institutional safeguards would mean for the country. His series proposes profound changes, but why is the current Fiscal Responsibility Act insufficient, and why is it necessary to elevate these rules to constitutional status?
Architect of Latin American economic development.
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