Tag: Jeffrey Sachs
Jeffrey Sachs analiza la reticencia de Europa a abordar las causas subyacentes de la guerra de Ucrania, que se basa en una arquitectura de seguridad europea fallida basada en la hegemonía y la política de bloques.
Just the day after the historic Trump-Putin summit in Alaska to discuss finding peace in Ukraine, the famous economist and UN adviser Jeffrey Sachs made his first ever appearance before the Ron Paul Institute’s (RPI) annual conference in Washington DC. Sachs’ Saturday speech presented essentially a ‘Blueprint for Peace’ – which was precisely the title and theme for this year’s event, attended by several hundreds of independent-minded people.
America is a country of undoubted vast strengths—technological, economic, and cultural—yet its government is profoundly failing its own citizens and the world. Trump’s victory is very easy to understand. It was a vote against the status quo. Whether Trump will fix—or even attempt to fix—what really ails America remains to be seen.
Ukraine’s current struggles have been attributed to the United States’ relentless pursuit of expanding NATO and enhancing its global influence, according to the views of Jeffrey Sachs, a prominent American professor at Columbia University.
