Public notes
Short writing and outreach. New notes join the archive on their own.
12 pieces of 308
NOTA-ECO-004 · October 6, 2026
Fourth instalment of the series: after mapping the Latin American board, Carlos J. Pérez Pulido sets LATAM and the Middle East face to face, two seemingly distant regions that are sides of the same coin.
NOTA-BIO-003 · October 5, 2026
Carlos J. Pérez Pulido reflects on the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, awarded to Deisseroth, Hegemann and Nagel for optogenetics, and poses a question he intends to put to the test.
NOTA-ECO-005 · October 5, 2026
An ex-president in prison, a former prisoner back in power and the first one's son challenging the second: Brazil's 2026 election read as a script even Netflix would find too far-fetched.
NOTA-BIO-004 · October 3, 2026
Third installment of the Groundplay series: after the rules and the board, it asks where geopolitical confrontation really takes place and locates it in the port, its concrete ground.
NOTA-ECO-006 · October 1, 2026
Second instalment of a series that reads Latin America as a Go board: Venezuela emerges as the hinge of the new “Shield of the Americas” and of Washington’s shifting strategy in the region.
NOTA-BIO-005 · September 29, 2026
An analysis of how the so-called Donroe Doctrine has turned the “backyard” metaphor into explicit policy, and what that shift means for any business plan built for Latin America.
NOTA-ECO-007 · September 28, 2026
For decades, progress has been measured through GDP, productivity, growth and energy use. This piece argues those variables may be inverted and asks us to rethink what it means for a country to thrive.
NOTA-COG-003 · September 27, 2026
A reading of the PISA 2025 results and the signal they send about performance across OECD countries: the suspicion that speeding up learning may end up hollowing it out.
NOTA-BIO-006 · September 26, 2026
For operations directors and logistics managers: a bioenergetic reading of why top performers lose productivity midway through the workday, a pattern many see and few explain.
NOTA-BIO-007 · September 26, 2026
Responding to Pope Leo XIV’s call to “disarm AI”, this piece argues that the risk lies not in the technology but in the human system using it: well designed, AI can free up creative capacity.
NOTA-ECO-008 · September 26, 2026
In Oil & Gas and other complex operations, more technology does not guarantee better decisions: this piece examines systemic capacity, how much a system can absorb and turn into action under pressure.
NOTA-ECO-009 · September 25, 2026
Third installment of the series: after tracing capital into AI and financial concentration, the next bottleneck comes into view, oil, and with it Venezuela returns to the geopolitical board.
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