Mauricio Olivera, expresidente de Colpensiones, habla con 6AM de Caracol Radio sobre la decisión de cotización de la Corte Constitucional sobre disminución de semanas cotizadas exigidas.

En Caracol Radio estuvo el representante a la Cámara compartiendo detalles sobre la ponencia alternativa de la reforma a la salud.

Norma Hurtado, una de las ocho que firmó el archivo del proyecto de reforma del Gobierno nacional, explicó cuáles son las posibles salidas del articulado que se hundió en la Comisión Séptima 

Tras la aprobación de la ponencia, analizamos en 6AM Hoy por Hoy que es lo bueno, malo y feo de la reforma del gobierno Petro

En 6AM Hoy por Hoy, Juan Fernando Cristo, exministro del Interior, analiza viabilidad de constituyente en Colombia.

Luis Fernando Mejía, director ejecutivo de la Fundación para la Educación Superior y el Desarrollo (Fedesarrollo) compartió en 6AM cuáles son los puntos destacables y los que se deberían cambiar frente al proyecto de reforma

En Caracol Radio estuvo Lisandro Junco, ex director de la Dian, conversando sobre los impuestos y las reforma.

El ministro del Interior, Luis Fernando Velasco, se refirió en 6AM al nuevo intento del Gobierno nacional de impulsar un proyecto de reforma mediante un mensaje de urgencia y con el aval de las EPS

En Caracol Radio estuvo el exministro de Hacienda José Manuel Restrepo

Se trata de dos reformas que dan luz verde a algunas problemáticas que se presentan con el gobierno Petro

Iván Daniel Jaramillo, viceministro de Empleo y Pensiones, explicó en 6AM la manera en la que funcionará este sistema de pilares, en qué consiste la prestación anticipada y más

En Caracol Radio estuvo Jennifer Pedraza, representante a la Cámara

Un informe preventivo de la Procuraduría sobre la compra de predios para la reforma rural tiene conclusiones muy serias sobre presuntas irregularidades en el proceso.

¿Qué es lo que tanto disgusta del paso de la reforma pensional del gobierno Petro?

Ángela María Buitrago entregó detalles en 6AM de los que considera los grandes retos que tendrá que afrontar en la jefatura de la cartera de Justicia, donde remplazará a Néstor Osuna

Felipe Harman, director de la Agencia Nacional de Tierras, aclaró en 6AM que se deberá ajustar las pretenciones de las organizaciones campesinas respecto a la entrega de tierras con el fin de evitar descontentos

En 6AM Hoy por Hoy de Caracol Radio estuvo Juan Fernando Cristo, ministro del Interior, para hablar sobre el acuerdo nacional del que habló hace algunas semanas para llevar a cabo una constituyente.

Mauricio Olivera, expresidente de Colpensiones, se refirió a la reforma que será sancionada este martes por el presidente Gustavo Petro 

Con la nueva elección de los presidentes de la Cámara y el Senado, cuál es el panorama para las reformas del gobierno Petro 

Colombia sigue a la espera de una concertación para una reforma tributaria que tiene varias incoherencias en su proceso

El presidente de la ANDI, estuvo en los micrófonos de 6AM Hoy por Hoy, para discutir las implicaciones de una nueva reforma tributaria.

Gustavo Bolívar 6AM

Efraín Cepeda sobre reforma tributaria 

Todo lo que debe saber sobre la ley de financiamiento 

En 6AM de Caracol Radio estuvo el presidente de la ANDI, Bruce Mac Master, para hablar sobre lo que piensa el gremio de empresarios sobre los incumplimientos del Gobierno con el diálogo tripartito de la reforma laboral.

En Caracol Radio estuvo Juan Fernando Cristo, ministro del Interior, y se refirió a la reforma política y a la perspectiva del Gobierno sobre el Consejo Nacional Electoral

El Representante Hernán Cadavid estuvo en el programa 6AM hablando sobre la coacción de ciertos ministerios para que cambien su intención de voto ante las reformas que se están tramitando. 

En 6AM de Caracol Radio estuvo José Daniel López, director ejecutivo de Alianza in, para hablar sobre el tipo de contratación que regiría para los domiciliarios por la reforma laboral.

En 6AM de Caracol Radio estuvo Felipe Harman, Director de la ANT, para hablar sobre cuáles son los artículos eliminados de la reforma laboral que afectarían a los trabajadores rurales del país.

El economista Daniel Castellanos, estuvo en 6AM para abordar la propuesta que acompañaría la reforma al Sistema General de Participaciones.

El senador Ariel Ávila, estuvo en 6AM, para abordar cómo será la transición y en qué consisten los 7 acuerdos que destaparon el camino para la reforma al Sistema General de Participaciones.

Ángela María Buitrago, ministra de Justicia habló en 6 AM, sobre cuáles son los cambios y los principales aspectos del proyecto de la Reforma a la Justicia

“Our government remains resolute in its commitment to education reform, a priority we have championed since our election in 2017,” Minister of Education Diallo Rabain said, adding that “the road has not been without obstacles; some longstanding practices and customs have slowed our pace, and recent events have underscored the complexity of change.” Minister Rabain’s full […]

Vláda si může připsat úspěch, když ve sněmovně prosadila důchodovou reformu. Zatímco odborná sféra ji považuje za důležitý krok ke stabilizaci veřejných financí, opoziční strany křičí, že ji zruší. Řídí se heslem po nás potopa.

1. Wie die Öffentlich-Rechtlichen aus der Krise kommen sollen (taz.de, Ann-Kathrin Leclère) Ann-Kathrin Leclère hat die wichtigsten Fragen und Antworten zur Rundfunkreform zusammengestellt, beispielsweise: Warum braucht es Reformen? Wer kümmert sich darum? Was wurde beschlossen? Wer hat Angst vor welchen Änderungen? Und was ist mit dem Rundfunkbeitrag? 2. Wie das insolvente Kreml-Medium Ruptly unter neuem […]

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Recently, I posted commentary on Emily Hanford’s reporting and the critical response it received from some in the literacy community. I defended the major thrust of her work and called out criticisms I thought to be illogical, ill conceived, or ill intended — criticism more aimed at maintaining status quo than promoting literacy.

China: End of the Reform Era 20 July 2018 — 12:30PM TO 1:30PM Anonymous (not verified) 30 May 2018 Chatham House, London

The speaker will argue that China’s reform era is ending, and that core factors which characterized it - including political stability, ideological openness and rapid economic growth - are unravelling.

Since the 1990s, Beijing’s leaders have firmly rejected any fundamental reform of their authoritarian one-party political system, even as a decades-long boom has reshaped China’s economy and society. On the surface, their efforts have been a success, but Carl Minzner says a closer look at China’s reform era reveals a different truth.

He outlines how over the past three decades, a frozen political system has fuelled both the rise of entrenched interests within the Communist Party and the systematic underdevelopment of institutions of governance among state and society at large. Economic gaps have widened, social unrest has worsened and ideological polarization has deepened.

The speaker will discuss how China’s leaders are attempting to address these looming challenges, including institutional reforms and a shift back towards single-man rule. The speaker will also consider the question of regime stability given that China’s era of ‘reform and opening up’ is ending and there is now a renewed uncertainty over Beijing’s future.

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL AND REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED.

South Africa's Land Reform Quandary: Scenarios and Policy 10 July 2018 — 10:00AM TO 11:00AM Anonymous (not verified) 13 June 2018 Chatham House, London

Slow delivery on expectations of land redistribution in South Africa has once again put the issue at the forefront of political debate in the country. A parliamentary public consultation process will consider whether constitutional change is required to accelerate expropriation without compensation. Policymakers face dual - often opposing - pressures due to investors’ fears of negative economic impacts as well as citizens’ frustrations over persistent inequality and hardship. State land and tribal trust land remain contentious issues for rural economic development, but with two thirds of the population now living in urban areas policy responses must be as cognizant of the country’s future as it is of its past.

At this meeting, Terence Corrigan, project manager at the South African Institute of Race Relations, will discuss the current debates on expropriation and present the institute’s latest research on future scenarios of land reform in South Africa.

Attendance at this event is by invitation only.

Higher Education in South Africa: Demands for Inclusion and the Challenges of Reform 17 October 2018 — 5:00PM TO 6:00PM Anonymous (not verified) 18 September 2018 Chatham House, London

Economic Reform and Recovery in Zimbabwe 8 October 2018 — 2:30PM TO 3:30PM Anonymous (not verified) 4 October 2018 Chatham House, London

Political Reform in Angola: Challenges and Priorities for Elected Officials 31 October 2018 — 4:00PM TO 5:00PM Anonymous (not verified) 26 October 2018 Chatham House, London

Angola’s reformulated National Assembly has passed a series of legislative reforms since elections in August 2017, in which the ruling MPLA won a majority of 150 seats to the 51 held by the UNITA leading opposition party.

Many of the changes have targeted the revitalization of an underperforming economy and improved governance: in June 2018 parliament approved a new private investment law aimed at diversifying Angola’s fiscal base beyond oil revenues while new legislation in May mandated the return of illicitly exported capital of over $100,000.

As the appetite for measurable progress across all sectors of society remains high, and with newly constituted municipal elections scheduled for 2020, inclusive and accountable political debate will remain critical to Angola’s future.

At the event, a cross-party delegation discuss the role of the National Assembly in affecting political change and the importance of maintaining open dialogue among opposing voices to address the challenges facing Angola.

Economic Recovery and Anticorruption in South Africa: Assessing Progress on the Reform Agenda 4 December 2019 — 3:00PM TO 4:00PM Anonymous (not verified) 25 November 2019 Chatham House | 10 St James's Square | London | SW1Y 4LE

South Africa has significant economic potential based on its resource endowment, quality human capital and well-developed infrastructure compared to the region. However, the country’s economic growth rate has not topped 2 per cent since 2013, and in 2018, was below 1 per cent. This has put a strain on citizens and communities in a country that still suffers from structural inequality, poverty and high unemployment. Economic recovery and anti-corruption were the central pillars of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s 2019 electoral campaign and he has set an investment target of $100 billion. However, voters and investors alike are demanding faster and more visible progress from the country’s enigmatic leader who has a reputation for caution and calculation.

At this event, Professor Nick Binedell will discuss the progress of and opposition to the president’s economic reform agenda and the opportunities for international investment to support long term inclusive and sustainable growth in South Africa.

Attendance at this event is by invitation only.