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Diego Abatecola: “The problem with Peronism isn’t the streamer; it’s the political leader”
He is a political consultant who identifies with Peronism and has a significant track record in digital media, beginning with the founding of Dinamarca Public Relations in 2017. He remained there until 2022. It was a very innovative agency at the time. He was also the founder of El Canciller and currently leads Esto es…
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Mauro Giordano: “Artificial intelligence cannot be audited directly by a human”
By Lucas Malaspina Artificial intelligence is advancing relentlessly, transforming the world of work and impacting society and politics on a global scale. Mauro Giordano is an Argentine tech entrepreneur who takes pride in Argentina’s public education system. From his early days at the University of Buenos Aires to the creation of DigoDat alongside his friend…
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Facundo Nejamkis: “Peronism outmaneuvered renewal”
Facundo Nejamkis holds a degree in political science from the University of Buenos Aires and a master’s degree in Administration and Public Policy from the University of San Andrés. He is the director of Opina Argentina, a consulting firm specializing in public opinion surveys; a professor and researcher at CONICET; and vice rector of Guillermo…
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Horacio Tarcus: “There are different opinions because there are sects”
Horacio Tarcus is director of CeDInCI (Centro de Documentación e Investigación de la Cultura de Izquierdas) and probably the most rigorous Argentine historian of the country’s left-wing movements. Author of works such as Diccionario biográfico de la izquierda argentina and Marx en la Argentina, Tarcus has spent decades tracing how ideas circulated—in papers, pamphlets, newspapers, magazines, and books—from…
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Hernán Iglesias Illa: “Milei broke all the rules—Macri’s and everyone else’s”
Hernán Iglesias Illa is the editor-in-chief of Revista Seúl, a publication that has become one of the most relevant forums for debate within Argentina’s liberal and center-right political sphere. A journalist, writer, and former official in Mauricio Macri’s administration—where he headed the Undersecretariat of Strategic Communication—his career combines political essay writing with direct experience in…
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Tamara Tenenbaum: “Hate is much easier for the right to capitalize on”
The cover photo is by Nora Lezcano for “Una casa llena de agua”. The invitation to Tamara Tenenbaum stemmed from a tweet by Martín Becerra, who singled her out as the most lucid political analyst of the moment. But Tamara is, first and foremost, a writer and columnist who has forged her own voice at…
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Rosendo Grobocopatel: “Santiago Caputo, I want to see you put something on the line”
In this conversation, Rosendo Grobocopatel reflects on the Argentine political cycle, the rise of Javier Milei, the figures of Mauricio Macri, Marcos Peña, and Jaime Durán Barba, and also discusses his current work as a content creator and entrepreneur. He tells us about the books he reads, the YouTubers he watches, and his go-to newsletters.…
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Eugenia Mitchelstein: “The future of the digital environment is not predetermined”
By Lucas Malaspina Eugenia Mitchelstein is a truly important researcher for us—for those of us interested in communication, politics, and the transformations we are experiencing in this increasingly digitized society. She holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Buenos Aires. She then earned a master’s degree from the London School of…
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Mario Santucho: “The far right is speaking through us”
In Argentina in 2024, few voices articulate the crossroads facing the left as clearly as Mario Santucho’s. A journalist, activist, and political researcher, Santucho is the editor of Crisis, a publication that, since its relaunch, has combined political essays, research, and memory in a way few media outlets in the country can match. He is also…
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Fernando Rosso: “Rebellion against the political caste has more to do with the left”
Fernando Rosso is a journalist, a member of the Socialist Workers’ Party (PTS), and one of the founders of La Izquierda Diario, the digital media outlet that in 2014 transformed the way the left-wing press reached mass audiences in Argentina. He is the author of La hegemonía imposible (2022), a chronicle of the last twenty years of Argentine…
