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Mônica Hirst

Mônica Hirst

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Sep 17, 2026

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What's changed since then? How do Latin Americans view this world in transition today?
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When we worked on the first edition of the survey, we were...
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Coming out of the pandemics in our countries and in the world in general, it was already a world of transition of the international order, but with much less knowledge of the implications of this transition.
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And definitely with much less conflictive realities and, of course, uncertainties.
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regarding the future, regarding how the region would fit in this transition, and regarding the implications, economic, political, and security implications of a new world order.
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Europe and the European Union that already appeared in the first survey as being of relative less importance vis-a-vis China, vis-a-vis the United States, now definitely was fading away almost out of the picture in many issues regarding power.
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Also, Latin America, four years ago, still toyed with the idea of regional integration, with the importance of regionalism, and still had relatively important regional institutions which represented collective ideas and collective aspirations.
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