Roberto Guareschi
Roberto Guareschi was for 13 years the managing editor for the newspaper Clarín in Buenos Aires. He is currently a writer and university lecturer.
Roberto Guareschi was for 13 years the managing editor for the newspaper Clarín in Buenos Aires. He is currently a writer and university lecturer.
It seems clear that Pope Francis I, an Argentine, will try to assert political influence in Latin America, rather in the manner that Pope John Paul II used his authority in his native Poland and Centr… read more
Bolstered by economic stability, Argentine President Cristina Kirchner’s easy re-election confirms that she can govern a complex, contentious, and at times self-destructive society without her husband… read more
The big question in Latin America today is this: Will Peru’s newly elected President Ollanta Humala orient his country toward Venezuela’s Hugo Chávez and his radical allies? Or will he choose the path… read more
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s victory in Argentina’s presidential election, following her husband's decision not to seek a second term, precedes the "rulng couple" that the Clintons may form in the… read more
