Politicians

Gabriel Boric

The student leader who took on the state suit. He changed the street protest through the corridors of diplomacy, trying to reconcile generational idealism with the harsh institutional reality. He showed that governing requires moderating discourse without losing the narrative of change.

Nayib Bukele

The publicist of the radical order. He changed the forms of the State for the aesthetics of social networks and diplomacy for a profile of technology and firmness. He showed that in the digital age you can concentrate power and dazzle public opinion by selling security on a large scale.

Donald Trump

The businessman who turned the television show into a state strategy. He made his last name a global brand and networks his tool of diplomacy. He showed that in the digital age attention is worth more than protocol and the debate should never stop.

Javier Milei

The shock economist who turned classrooms into recitals. He changed the manuals for a chainsaw and the social networks in his main cultural scenario. He showed that unfiltered direct provocation can break political inertia and captivate the masses in record time.

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

The owner of the national script. It transforms politics into a trench epic and polarization into its natural habitat. A speaker who showed that visceral charisma does not retreat: a message or a book from her reconfigures the board and no one rules without talking to her (or against her).

Juan Domingo Perón

The creator of myths in Argentine politics. He designed a cultural system capable of absorbing all its contradictions, turning the balcony into the cathedral of national dogma. He showed that the masses do not seek government programs, but faith, loyalty, and a doctrine that always comes back.