“We must be able to develop proposals that improve upon the realities we live in.”
23-06-25 | Argentina
Pablo Vommaro was elected in early June as the new Executive Director of CLACSO, the Latin American Council of Social Sciences. Starting in July, he will replace Uruguayan Karina Batthyány, who has led the organization since 2019. CLACSO is a non-governmental institution created in 1967 that brings together nearly a thousand research centers in 56 countries across Latin America, the Caribbean, and other continents. “CLACSO seeks to promote the social sciences, humanities, and arts that offer a critical perspective on the contemporary world and that produce research, as well as carry out training and capacity-building activities to transform the living conditions of the majority of the populations in Latin American and Caribbean countries,” says Vommaro. In an interview with Ningún Cuento, the first science and technology streaming program, the Argentine researcher reflects on the current state and challenges facing the Council.
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