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We conduct analysis and research on democratic governance, economic and institutional performance.

11-05-2024 | Articles

Moldova’s presidential election and referendum: a relief and many doubts for the European Union

By Ignacio E. Hutin
2024
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11-21-2023 | Articles

Argentina: the end of Peronist exceptionalism and doubts about governability

By Ignacio Labaqui
2023
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10-31-2023 | Articles

Democracy won: Poland voted for the Rule of Law and against exclusion

By Ignacio E. Hutin
2023
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08-18-2023 | Articles

Is madness already coming to Argentina?

By Gabriel C. Salvia
2023
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05-30-2023 | Articles

The Libertarian Illusion and How it Threatens Human Rights

By Gabriel C. Salvia
2023
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05-13-2021 | Events

Steps and tools to expand a coalition of political reforms in Argentina

2021
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04-14-2021 | Articles

Pandemic, protests and corruption: a difficult scenario after the Bulgarian elections

By Ignacio E. Hutin
2021
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04-17-2012 | Statements

The Global Development Report presented in Caracas

2012
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Prologue to «The chilean experience»

This is the perspective that frames CADAL’s valuable initiatives regarding the Chilean case. CADAL’s purpose is to study Chile with the seriousness it deserves, free from destructive ideologisms and with the help of renowned experts. This book is an excellent example of its ambition to take Chile seriously. The reader who seeks easy praise or condemnation will no doubt be disappointed. The reader who wishes to seriously understand how many of Latin America’s ills can be overcome is, on the other hand, in for a generous reward.
03-10-2005 | Notes of books
By Mauricio Rojas
2005
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