A meeting to understand the two Argentinas: democracy and feudalism

Tonight, at 8:00 p.m. (Argentine time), GlobeLiveMedia will share with Inter-American Institute for Democracy (IID) forum”The two Argentinas: democracy and feudalismas well as a panel of eminent personalities and speakers critical of the national political situation.

The activity will be broadcast from Miami, in the North American state of Florida, and can be followed from the front page of GlobeLiveMedia and its channels. social networks.

The event will be featured by Tomas Regalado, president of the IID, former mayor of Miami and former director of Radio Televisión Martí -the international radio and television service in Spanish financed by the United States government which broadcasts Cuba-; and will have as main speaker Armando Valladareswriter and former American ambassador who became known for having been a political prisoner for 22 years opposed to the Cuban revolution.

In the context of a debate moderated by Beatrice Rangelmember of the Council on Foreign Relations of the United States, the forum will bring together a panel of seven speakers, including an international political analyst and professor at Georgetown University, Hector Schamis; the journalist specializing in data journalism and the investigation of GlobeLiveMedia, Mariel FitzPatrick and the lawyer, former diplomat and director of the IID, Marcel Feraud.

Fitz Patrick along with Iván Ruiz and Sandra Crucianelli recently published a note reviewing who the Argentine leaders have been in power for decades. The report concludes, for example, that Rodriguez Saa in Saint Louis, Gildo Insfran in Formosa, the Kirchner in Sainte-Croix, Gerardo Zamora and his wife, Claudia Abdalain Santiago del EsteroJuan Schiaretti In Cordoba, and Jorge Capitanich in the Chaco, it is the provincial chiefs who they lead the ranking of tenure in power.

The phenomenon is repeated in several municipalities, especially in the province of Buenos Aires.

In addition, the lawyer and political consultant will be part of the discussion Enrique Avogadro; the accountant and consultant, Norberto Spangaro; Ambassador to Israel and Costa Rica, Mariano Caucin; and the journalist and television host, Hugo Machiavelli.

Finally, the conclusions of the debate will be carried by Carlos Sanchez BerzainBolivian lawyer and politician who was a member of the cabinet of former President Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada.

Based at 2100 Coral Way, Miami (FL), the Inter-American Institute for Democracy (IID) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization whose mission is to “promote, defend, inform and encourage freedom, democracy, human rights and institutions in the Americas”. It is a think tank that “seeks to integrate the academic aspects of political science with practical politics”, indicates its institutional communication.

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