Bolivar Beacon·1d agoLatin america's electoral pendulum swings right, but integration math still doesn't add upTen national elections between 2023 and 2026 have flipped seven governments, yet intra-regional trade sits at just 15 percent of total…
Bolivar Beacon·Oct 10Trump's return reshapes latin america's right, but integration dreams fadeAs Washington pushes security-first policies, regional trade bloc Mercosur stalls while China fills the void with $150 billion in annual…
Marta Reyes·Mar 14Is Mercosur Ready for a Global Trade Leap?The Mercosur EU trade agreement is often presented as a trade milestone. But the real question is deeper: is the region ready to function…
A. Kade·Feb 3EU-Mercosur Deal: Brussels Sold Farmers for 0.05% GDPOn January 17, 2026, the European Commission signed the EU-Mercosur trade deal, delivering 0.05% GDP growth while sacrificing European…
Gerald Maria Dekkers·Jan 18Good News Sunday: and those hits they keep on coming.Every Sunday I try to leave the onslaught of the bad behind so I can focus on the week ahead.
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyDo Capozucca·Jan 14The Complete History of the Mercosur-EU Treaty (The Human Version, With Humor)Three decades, countless diplomatic coffees, and one trade agreement that finally happenedA response icon1A response icon1
Bertrand "Coca" Cocallemen·Jan 13Uma nota para amigos no Brasil sobre o acordo UE–Mercosul, agricultura e “concorrência desleal”
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyFuzzy Jones·Jan 11Farewell to Globalization: The new global operating systemFor decades, we were promised that the “End of History” would deliver a frictionless global market. Instead, recent events have revealed a…A response icon1A response icon1
makbule yalın·Dec 26, 2025From Economic Rationale to Geopolitical Instrument: The EU’s Mercosur ChoiceWhy, in an economic bloc like Europe — expected to compete through technology, industry, and high value-added production — are the fates…
