Elohim Monard

Elohim Monard returns to discuss the escalating crisis in Venezuela. He emphasizes the challenges of discerning reliable information amid turmoil. The conversation delves into Nicolás Maduro's questionable leadership and the legitimacy of recent elections. They also explore how the crisis impacts transnational crime and the geopolitical landscape, particularly Brazil's role. Monard reflects on the potential for the Venezuelan opposition to unite, despite the grim outlook for immediate change, highlighting the paradox of power and corruption in the region.

Elohim Monard discusses the increase of crime in Latin America and its ties to migration. They delve into the root causes of crime, Bukele's approach, and the challenges of rule of law. They also touch on transnational crime networks, the impact of the pandemic, and the Venezuelan crisis.

Argentine politics experts Elohim Monard and Ignacio Asis discuss Javier Milei's presidency, legislative achievements, economic impact, government reduction strategy, and international perception. They compare Milei with Bukele, analyze security policies, economic agenda, market reactions, regional impact, and right-wing populism. The conversation offers insights into Argentina's political landscape and governance challenges, exploring ideologies, global connections, and governance approaches in Argentina and El Salvador.