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  • Public-Private associative nodes in Latin America

    The almost infinite interconnection possibilities that we now have and the The flexibility of the resulting exchanges means that we find ourselves in a much more open society, which in turn implies greater professionalization in vital areas of human activity. With successful results, some actions of the Public Administration (AAPP) have been losing that patina…

  • The way out of the crisis is green

    Now that macroeconomic data shows slight signs of improvement , it would be advisable not to let ourselves be carried away by inertia. We would be wrong if we evaluated this crisis as one more of the natural evolution of the macroeconomic cycle of the market economy and we continued with the usual recipes. The…

  • Euskadi 2030. Guiding the way out of the crisis

    “Never leave without taking advantage of a good crisis,” said Rahm Emanuel, President Obama’s chief of staff. We live in times of anxiety, disorientation and perplexity. Society is somewhat knocked out by the seriousness of the situation. At times like this, that quality of leadership capable of mobilizing society’s confidence in its own strength and…

  • Hardware and software, a country full of empty highways

    Spain, “a beautiful country full of empty highways“,they say that said a former German foreign minister. A provocative phrase, but one that invites us to think about the reasons why we are where we are in the midst of circus and with unemployment rates that are completely far from the European average. What has happened?…

  • The City Reader: Music & Film Series

    Many of us have heard about the success of Bilbao and its process of urban regeneration. The reglnogenheim Museum or the award winning Euskalduna Palace represents the new image of modern Bilbao, an example of city regeneration:“The Bilbao Effect”. But what was there before? Does anyone remember the Battle of Euskalduna? Urban regeneration sometimes seems…

  • The leadership of Europe after Copenhagen

    The expectations placed on the Copenhagen Summit were not met Satisfied in relation to the reduction of emissions that from the scientific field is claimed not to increase the average temperature of the planet beyond a limit that would mean a climate change with disastrous and irreversible consequences. An example: as indicated in the Fourth…

  • Twelve keys to a successful business

    The other day we attended a very interesting dialogue in the blog of Alfonso Alcántaraon the advantages and difficulties of starting a business. Alfonso Alcántara presented a simple and suggestive article encouraging anyone who has a business idea to take their belongings and start setting up a company without further delay because the effort was…

  • The power of a border

    A binational metropolis, straddling two countries with a walled border . To the north, El Paso (Texas-United States) the city is built based on measured and structured rules and urban operations that leave a territory delimited by the classic structures of the American city: a downtown looking for the height of the skyline, residential areas…

  • The aquarius era at the 2010 naider action and commitment awards

    With the lights off and under an insinuating voiceover , the 2010 Naider Action and Commitment Awards began with the following statement: “The Age of Aquarius will bring with it an age of twinning rooted in reason, where social problems will be solved fairly and equitably. step to an intellectual and spiritual improvement, since Uranus,…

  • An open government for an open society

    “Which is the best government? The one who teaches us to govern ourselves.”, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Since the creation in 1969 of the ARPANET computer network, the forerunner of what we currently know as the Internet, the network of networks has undergone numerous evolutions. Surely its creators could not foresee the true repercussion that…