El crimen del terrorismo. Reflexiones desde el derecho internacional público y la doctrina social de la iglesia

• Danessa, Sofía ^[1] ; Barnech, María Cecilia ^[2]
  1. [1] Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina

     Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina

     Argentina

     
  2. [2] Universidad Católica del Uruguay

     Universidad Católica del Uruguay

     Uruguay

     
• Localización: Prudentia iuris, ISSN-e 2524-9525, ISSN 0326-2774, Nº. 98, 2024
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.46553/prudentia.98.2024.4
• Títulos paralelos:
  • The international law and the external debt of South American countries
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  • español

    El terrorismo es una forma grave de atentar contra la paz y seguridad internacional. Desde esta perspectiva, el presente trabajo pretende plantear acercamientos sobre esta problemática y la dificultad de su conceptualización entre el Derecho Internacional Público y la Doctrina social de la Iglesia    

  • English

    This article examines external debt in South American countries, addressing its economic, political, and social implications, and evaluating how international law has managed debt crises. Through a critical analysis, it highlights how policies imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank have exacerbated inequalities and limited the economic sovereignty of debtor countries. The creation of an International Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism (ISDRM) is proposed to promote fairer and more equitable solutions. Additionally, it suggests strengthening economic sovereignty through regional integration and the establishment of local debt funds. The article concludes that urgent reform in the international financial system is needed to allow South American countries to manage their debt without compromising their development and social welfare capacity, promoting a fairer international economic system.