One child one vote!

If average life expectancy is 80 then perhaps a child should have 80 votes, someone like me at the age of 60 should have 20 votes and anyone over 80 should just count their blessings. Now that would be a more real stakeholder’s participation in the future of the world. Let us empower the future!

Tuesday, June 26, 2007

Don’t give your teacher an apple; offer him a couple of basis points in your earnings instead.

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Parent and students need some way of sorting through the reams of college information in order to make rational investments, but may I remin...
Saturday, June 9, 2007

Odious debt revisited

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I must confess I was blown away when reading the Financial Times editorial “ Young, gifted, poor ”, June 9, in which Junior, with reference...
Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Yeah "Go out there and raise hell!"

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And so Barbara Ehrenreich told the class of '07: Go out there and raise hell! Absolutely! Well here is my proposal for a start! “Cars...
Saturday, February 17, 2007

The ‛rights of children’ is anything but a juvenile concept.

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Sir, if the average life length of a person in UK were 80 and our democracies had anything to do with representation of interests, as in com...
Saturday, January 27, 2007

Should not Higher Education be more of a joint venture?

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Hearing so many young professionals in the USA describing their problems with debts they incurred while studying, I guess that soon some of...
Thursday, November 16, 2006

Democracia Siglo XXI

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No hemos logrado asegurar cuan cierto puede ser que el comando de Manuel Rosales esté analizando el convocar a un referendo para disminuir ...
Thursday, July 10, 1997

A lean, not so mean, vote counting machine

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Last week I read somewhere that the automatizations of 70% of the electoral process would cost the Nation some US$ 134 million without incl...
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