Author: Atilio A. Boron

Atilio A. Boron is Coordinador del Ciclo de Complementación Curricular en Historia de América Latina-Facultad de Historia y Artes, UNDAV, and Director del PLED, Programa Latinoamericano de Educación a Distancia en Ciencias Sociales del Centro Cultural de la Cooperación "Floreal Gorini". He lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He blogs at AtilioBoron.com.ar, and tweets at @atilioboron.

First Venezuela (Then China?)

The escalation of US aggression against Venezuela seems unstoppable, while extrajudicial executions by US forces accumulate in the Caribbean and the Pacific. Threats are becoming increasingly vocal in Washington, and … Keep reading »

Latin America • December 23, 2025 • Atilio A. Boron
Open Letter to Kristalina Georgieva (IMF)

Ms. Kristalina Georgieva Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund The Argentine government has said that it is counting on a firm promise from the IMF to extend a new … Keep reading »

Latin America • March 27, 2025 • Atilio A. Boron
The coup in Bolivia: Five lessons

Argentine sociologist Atilio Boron offers an important reflection on the coup in Bolivia. Keep reading »

Latin America • November 15, 2019 • Atilio A. Boron
Alberto Nisman’s Death and AMIA: Who Cares About the Truth?

We offer here two articles by Ezequiel Adamovsky and Atilio Boron on the politics surrounding the death of Alberto Nisman in Argentina. On 18 January the Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman … Keep reading »

Latin America • February 24, 2015 • Ezequiel Adamovsky and Atilio A. Boron
Spain: The ‘Indignant’ and the Paris Commune

Perhaps it’s one of history’s surprises that the popular uprising surging through Spain today (and which is beginning to reverberate throughout the rest of Europe) was sparked on the 140th … Keep reading »

Theory • May 25, 2011 • Atilio A. Boron