Análisis estratégico sobre institucionalidad, economía y desarrollo publicados en medios especializados.
Behind the record-breaking figures for reserves and macroeconomic stability, thousands of families are hoping that the export boom will transform their daily lives. Promoting technical training and streamlining access to local credit will ensure that the benefits of the export boom reach citizens’ pockets.
This editorial published by the newspaper not only acknowledges the months of work on the issue of “constitutional safeguards for fiscal stability,” but also places a key idea at the center of the regional debate: clear and permanent rules are the best antidote to populist spending.
Fiscal stability safeguards the economy, but it is not enough. In this third installment of our series, we analyze how low public investment slows the growth multiplier and prevents fiscal soundness from translating into formal employment.
Latin America has spent decades trapped in a cycle of disappointing economic growth that contrasts sharply with its enormous potential. The World Bank projects the regional economy will expand by only 2.1% in 2026, the lowest rate among global regions.
We celebrate having achieved investment-grade status, but what comes next? If we look at neighboring countries like Chile and Uruguay, we realize that international recognition only bears fruit if we build strong institutions and clear rules. That is the bridge we need to cross so that the economy’s strong numbers translate into better jobs, education, and real opportunities for all Paraguayan families.
Architect of Latin American economic development.
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