Member of World Leadership Alliance - Club de Madrid (WLA-CdM), Ricardo Lagos, spoke at a seminar organized by the University of Chile together with Movistar on the impact of technology on the economy, politics and society. "The technological revolution has an equalizing effect on citizens", said...
The Panel, of which the objective is to examine how digital technologies can contribute to achieving theAgenda2030, has a total of 20 members, representing experts from government, private industry, civil society, academia and the technical community.
World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid Member Ricardo Lagos has launched a new web campaign that aims to promote awareness and increase knowledge on how to reduce emissions in different parts of Chile. The campaign directly involves everyday citizens, providing a platform where they can ask...
They met with relevant actors of the Peruvian civil society, the Government (including the Prime Minister and the...
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1. Our 2011 Annual Conference, Digital Technologies for 21st Century Democracy, in which reputated speakers, along...
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The ministers stated that successfully exiting the crisis would depend ¨largely on Spain´s ability to project an...
Update 14 May 2012: Dowload here the report UN Reform, the Rule of Law and Counter-Terrorism: How Can Past...
Call for Papers The Club de Madrid in collaboration with the Maastricht School of Management (MsM) will convene a two...