Valdai Club

Gleb Yarovoy

Vladimir Yevseyev

Greg Dong Suk Yoo

Guney Yildiz

Viktor Yerofeev

Shen Yi

Amos Yadlin

Alexandra Yankova

Akhmet Yarlykapov

Pyotr Yakovlev

Russian Federation

Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor, Senior Researcher, Center of Iberian Studies, Institute of Latin America RAS.

Materials

Argentina: Elections Passed, Problems Remain

The 2019 electoral marathon in Argentina ended on October 27 with the election of Alberto Fernández, a candidate of the Frente de Todos (Front for All) alliance. The new head of state will take office on December 10, and “without a peep”, will be forced to solve a complex set of vital tasks, primarily economic ones. Many of these problems have accumulated for decades, but their resolution is an urgent concern.

The End of the Cold War in the Caribbean?

The official visit by US President Barack Obama to Cuba scheduled for March 21-22 can go down in history as a landmark event symbolizing the end of the Cold War between the two neighboring countries, which lasted over 50 years and poisoned the international political climate in the Caribbean.

Mexico: Course of Reforms Will Continue

The elections in Mexico – the second largest economic power in Latin America – has drawn enormous international attention. The main reasons for such heed is that they were in fact decisive for the reformation process initiated by incumbent President Enrique Peña Nieto after his re-election in 2012.

Russia and Argentina: New Horizons

The mutual attraction existing between Argentina and Russia rests on a firm basis and embraces all key spheres of interstate cooperation — economy and trade, politics and diplomacy, military technical cooperation, and scientific, cultural and humanitarian ties.