200 years since the Amphictyonic Congress of Panama: assessment and perspectives in the emerging multipolar order
June 24 6:00 PM 8:00 PM CMT
June 24 | Hybrid format
🕒 18:00 PM (Argentina)
📍 Jacobo Laks Hall, Floreal Gorini Cultural Center of Cooperation, Buenos Aires
(I.e. Broadcast via the YouTube channel of the Cultural Center of Cooperation (@florealccc)
Within the framework of the commemoration of the 200 years of the Amphictyonic Congress of Panama (1826-2026)The Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) and the Floreal Gorini Cultural Center of Cooperation are organizing the meeting “Balance and perspectives in the emerging multipolar order”, a space for reflection on the relevance of the Latin American integration project promoted by Simón Bolívar and the contemporary geopolitical challenges of the region.
The event will bring together prominent intellectuals and researchers from Latin America to discuss the historical scope of the Congress of Panama and its projections in the current context of transformation of the international order.
Participants:
- Juan Carlos Junio (Director of the Cultural Center of Cooperation)
- Atilio Borón (Argentina)
- Juan Francisco Martínez Peria (Department of History – CCC)
- Paula Klachko (Argentina – REDH)
- Carmen Bohorquez (Venezuela)
- Nestor Kohan (Argentina)
- Juan Paz y Miño (Ecuador)
- Sergio Guerra Vilaboy (Cuba)
- Olmedo Beluche (Panama)
- Loreta Tellería (Bolivia)
The activity is part of academic and cultural initiatives that seek to recover the historical legacy of Latin American unity projects and promote debate on the prospects for regional integration in the emerging multipolar scenario.
Several CLACSO Working Groups are participating
