¿Cómo mapear la pobreza hasta el último rincón de Guatemala?
Is it possible for social programs to move beyond political influence and be based solely on evidence? In this episode, we speak with Claudia Valenzuela, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Social Development, about the Social Registry of Households, a tool that aims to identify the most vulnerable families using data, not political interests. We discuss multidimensional poverty, the Mano a Mano program, the use of data for public policy decisions, and the challenges of building a sustainable social policy in Guatemala.
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Paco Ignacio Taibo II: "A left that doesn't read is just the right in disguise"
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The side of remittances that doesn't appear in the statistics
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A Very Brief History of USAC: From the Colonial Era to Walter Mazariegos. Part 1/2
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Reforming the Constitution? A proposal from citizens
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The Fall: From Luxury to Poverty | RetratoHablado
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EXPERTO CHINO AVISA: VIENE LA GRAN CRISIS DE LA IA | Jabiertzo
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1,800 Years Without Change—Then 30 Years That Changed Everything: The Curve No One Is Measuring
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Narrating the Lived Experience: Dina Fernández presents her first work of fiction
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AI and the Battle for the Soul with Iain McGilchrist - Lecture 1: Information is Not Understanding
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The Secret behind ROMA that Yalitza Aparicio never dared to tell - With Nayo Escobar
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Did Epa Colombia get plastic surgery in prison? #LawForThePeople
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FIFA’s Decades of Corruption EXPOSED
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Why the World Cup Exposes the Entire Political Class: The 5 Keys to Understanding It
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Was there a deal between the government and Walter Mazariegos? Interview with Karin Herrera
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CD 118 • Gonzalo Hernández Licona: “We are not changing the destinies of the poorest”
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A Very Brief History of USAC: From the Colonial Era to Walter Mazariegos. Part 2/2
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How complicated is it to march during Pride month?
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Diana Uribe cree que así será el futuro
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FILGUA 2026: On the threshold of the cultural event of the year
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