Presidents Hugo Chavez (top, L) of Venezuela, Raul Castro (top, C) of Cuba, Felipe Calderon (top, R) of Mexico, Evo Morales (bottom, L) of Bolivia, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (bottom, C) of Brazil, and Michelle Bachelet of Chile, chat during the family picture of the Mercosur Summit, held, with guests, in the framework of the South America and the Caribbean Summit, in Sauipe, Brazil, on December 16, 2008. The Brazilian coastal resort od Costa do Sauipe is being the venue for three days of summits by Latin American leaders preoccupied with the economic crisis creeping across their region. AFP PHOTO/ANTONIO SCORZA (Photo credit should read ANTONIO SCORZA/AFP via Getty Images)
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Javier Moreno: Líderes latinoamericanos tienen mucho poder para hacer maldades y muy poco para los temas de fondo
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22:35 ET (02:35 GMT) 1 de mayo de 2025

Javier Moreno, exdirector del diario El País, presenta su nuevo libro “¿Quién manda aquí?”, en el que analiza hasta dónde llega el poder y alcance de los líderes de los países de América Latina, y por qué los mandatarios parecen incapaces de ponerle un alto a la ola de violencia que azota a la región.

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Presidents Hugo Chavez (top, L) of Venezuela, Raul Castro (top, C) of Cuba, Felipe Calderon (top, R) of Mexico, Evo Morales (bottom, L) of Bolivia, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (bottom, C) of Brazil, and Michelle Bachelet of Chile, chat during the family picture of the Mercosur Summit, held, with guests, in the framework of the South America and the Caribbean Summit, in Sauipe, Brazil, on December 16, 2008. The Brazilian coastal resort od Costa do Sauipe is being the venue for three days of summits by Latin American leaders preoccupied with the economic crisis creeping across their region. AFP PHOTO/ANTONIO SCORZA (Photo credit should read ANTONIO SCORZA/AFP via Getty Images)
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Javier Moreno: Líderes latinoamericanos tienen mucho poder para hacer maldades y muy poco para los temas de fondo
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An election trainer of the National Electoral Institute arranges electoral material for the election of judges and magistrates in Zapopan, Jalisco state, Mexico on May 28, 2025. on June 1, 2025, Mexico is set to become the world's only country to let voters elect all of their judges, sparking sharp disagreement about whether the reforms will diminish or strengthen criminal influence over the courts. (Photo by STRINGER / AFP) (Photo by STRINGER/AFP via Getty Images)
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of the National Electoral Institute carry an urn with votes after polling stations closed in Mexico City on June 1, 2025. Mexico held unprecedented elections Sunday allowing voters to choose their judges, in a country where drug cartels and other vested interests regularly seek to alter the course of justice. (Photo by Carl de Souza / AFP) (Photo by CARL DE SOUZA/AFP via Getty Images)
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