The article examines the outbreak of the global economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Claudio Katz argues that the pandemic acted as a catalyst for underlying capital overproduction and profitability issues in world capitalism, highlighting its acute manifestations in Latin America. 📄 Descargar PDF
The article analyzes the political dynamics of right-wing governments and ultra-right movements in Latin America. Claudio Katz assesses the policies implemented by conservative leaders in countries like Brazil and Argentina, examining their economic failures, authoritarian tendencies, and the resulting social resistance. 📄 Descargar PDF
Marini postulated that the Latin American bourgeoisie recreates underdevelopment by compensating for its unfavourable position internationally through super-exploitation. The article analyzes Ruy Mauro Marini’s concept of super-exploitation within Latin American dependency theory, proposing necessary modifications in light of contemporary global capitalism, international transfers of surplus value, and changing labor dynamics. 📄 Descargar PDF