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By Nitu Pérez Osuna
(Opinion) In the center of this yr, the Ibero-American panorama appeared bleak. The São Paulo Forum had been systematically successful elections, first in Peru, then in Honduras, later in Chile, then Colombia, and at last in Brazil.
The advance was an unstoppable crimson tide.
However, on Sept. 4, a light-weight was lit within the panorama: Gabriel Boric’s progressive Constitution was overwhelmingly rejected by Chileans who didn’t settle for to vary their conventional values for a Magna Carta that promoted indigenism, environmentalism, abortion, and gender ideology.
On Dec. 6, the São Paulo Forum . . .
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