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Claudia Aranda

Chilean journalist specializing in Semiotics and Political Analysis. As an international analyst, she focuses on prospective analysis of social processes. Based in Montreal, Quebec, she covers news for Pressenza and explores contemporary philosophical debates within the context of current events. Her work emphasizes human rights, geopolitics, armed conflict, the environment, and technological development. She is a humanist and an activist for social justice causes.

Doctors Without Borders and the staging of the ceasefire

Come, I’ll buy you a coffee. What they call a truce is structural violence under another name, and I want us to look together at how the staging is put together. You, who paused here. In the midst of everything…

The Beginning of a New Technological Era: The Week the Markets Discovered That China Is No Longer Chasing the West

The technology news of the past 48 hours does not amount to a string of isolated events. Taken together, it represents one of the most significant shifts in perception since ChatGPT’s public breakthrough in 2022. As markets react nervously, the…

The Ant’s Path: China Answers the Chip Blockade with Asia’s Largest Market Debut

The memory chipmaker CXMT soared 466% in its Shanghai Stock Exchange debut and became, in a single session, the most valuable company listed in mainland China. The scene repeats a familiar pattern: every time the United States raises a technological…

The Pedagogy of Obsolescence: While China Models the Future in Classrooms, the West Keeps Debating the Inkwell

There is a self-imposed blindness, almost endearing in its pathos, with which Western bureaucracies insist on viewing the development of the rest of the planet. While in our latitudes ministries of education and arm-chair pedagogical committees waste rivers of ink…

Montreal’s Greatest Asset Is a Toilet

The St. Lawrence should be the city’s greatest treasure. Montreal treats it like an open sewer. This is no geographic accident: it’s a decision. There is one image that sums up the contradiction. An island-city, surrounded on all sides by…

The miserable silence: the media map that silences the genocide and sexual abuse against 50 million women, girls and little girls in Sudan

More than forty-nine million six hundred thousand women, girls and little girls suffer the direct consequences of the conflict in Sudan; assaulted and outraged without mercy, they are raped day and night, at the slightest carelessness, as soon as they…

The Speech That Could Change the Century: Xi Jinping, Artificial Intelligence, and the Birth of a New Global Governance Project

Interpretive Essay and Critical Reading of a Foundational Document The speech delivered by Chinese President Xi Jinping at the opening of the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference goes far beyond the technological debate. His proposal places artificial intelligence at the…

Ethics as the Architecture of Power: China Proposes a New Global Governance Framework for Artificial Intelligence

The new Action Plan on International AI Ethical Governance, unveiled in Shanghai during the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, extends far beyond the technological sphere. It constitutes a proposal to define who will establish the rules governing the development of…

THE END OF THE CENTER: Geopolitics of a Changing Era: Artificial Intelligence, Power, Civilizations, and the Struggle for the New World Order

While much of the international debate continues to interpret the present through categories inherited from the Cold War or the post-1991 unipolar order, a far deeper transformation is silently reorganizing the structure of the international system. This work proposes a…

ARMY Rises: The Day Kast Decided to Face the Planet

BTS, the Arirang tour, and the crisis of a government that never understood that the twenty‑first century is also governed by culture. This is not about a concert. That is the first truth the Chilean government failed to grasp. And…

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