Next Thursday, August 19, the National Civic Movement will hold the 1st Ibero-American Forum.

The Forum aims to create a space for discussion and analysis on the political processes and efforts that have come together throughout Ibero-America and have sought to gain political power, through mechanisms of populism and destabilization.

This first edition of the Forum will analyze the political processes of Spain, Chile, and Colombia.

Forum Guests

As part of the event, we will have the participation of Juan Hurtado, the Ambassador of Colombia to Guatemala.

Additionally, from Spain, we will be joined by Eduardo Fernández, Doctor of Political Science and Director of Studies and International Area at Fundación Disenso.

Maria Clara Escobar, internationalist and Executive Director of the Hernán Echavarría Olózaga Institute of Political Science, will be in charge of presenting what is happening in Colombia.

Finally, Daniela Carrasco, a political scientist with a master's degree in political communication and coordinator, as well as being in charge of training and researcher at the Jaime Guzmán Foundation, will speak about the political process that Chile is going through.

How can you participate?

The event will be streamed via Zoom on August 19. If you wish to participate, please use the following link.