Regional Progressism Debated in Uruguay
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Last weekend, the third Pan-American Congress took place in Montevideo, a forum that since 2024 brings together legislators from parties of the continent who define themselves as leftist or progressive. Political leaders from 15 countries arrived in Uruguay, including two former presidents, Chilean Gabriel Boric and Colombian Ernesto Samper. Yamandú Orsi inaugurated it on Friday. Pablo Stefanoni was not in the congress proper, but presented here…
Last weekend Montevideo was the epicenter of the Central left political meeting of America, at the Third Pan-American Congress, a parliamentary forum with a hundred referents from 15 countries of the region. Montevideo hosted the Third Pan-American Congress with criticism of the US and a call for integration. More than 150 progressive leaders from 15 countries gathered to articulate a common agenda for the continental centre-left, in an adverse …
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