Conversation “Paraguay and Latin America: between multipolarity and the new interventionism”
July 2 6:30 PM 8:30 PM Paraguay
📅 Thursday, July 2 | Hybrid format
⏰ 18:30 PM Paraguay/Argentina
FACSO-UNA. Cne. Cazal c/ January 6, San Lorenzo, PY
Even its Mediterranean location cannot separate Paraguay from its geographical context, just as the reality of Latin America and the Caribbean cannot be understood outside of its historical context. We live in times marked by inter-hegemonic struggle, the acceleration of geopolitical transition, the mutation of forms of intervention, the withdrawal of the United States, and the proliferation of armed conflicts.
We will address these issues with specialists from the country and the region, offering both academics and non-academics historical and conceptual tools to understand current geopolitical events and to try to outline some of the developing trends.
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- Lautaro Rivara. Sociologist and PhD in History. Co-coordinator of the CLACSO Working Group on Imperialism, Neocolonialism and Intervention Policies.
- Gonzalo Armúa. Researcher at the University of Buenos Aires, geopolitical analyst and member of the CLACSO Working Group on Imperialism, Neocolonialism and Intervention Policies.
Moderator:
- María del Carmen García. Professor and researcher at FACSO-UNA and member of the CLACSO Working Group on Imperialism, Neocolonialism and Intervention Policies.
Organized by
- CLACSO Working Group on Imperialism, Neocolonialism and Intervention Policies (GT-INPI)
- CLACSO Centers of Paraguay
- Faculty of Social Sciences of the National University of Asunción (FACSO-UNA)
- Stella García Social Policy Observatory
