Recent events have led to questioning the role and relevance of various institutions worldwide. In a context where Pemex, once vital to the Mexican economy, struggles to stay afloat, the following question is whether the World Economic Forum will be the next institution scrutinized.
Experts have observed a shift in the perception of the value of assets such as gold and Bitcoin. While the former lost value in one day, the cryptocurrency experienced a significant increase. This phenomenon, amid a scenario where the U.S. Federal Reserve is challenged by Trump's policies, poses new challenges and opportunities.
On the other hand, institutions like the UN, considered pillars of international diplomacy, seem to be losing relevance in a world where countries like Russia and Israel challenge their authority. The privacy of the World Economic Forum has also been recently questioned, with accusations of financial and ethical misconduct against its founder, Klaus Schwab.
In light of this uncertainty, the importance of being alert and carefully analyzing the ongoing changes becomes crucial. Traditional models are being challenged, and the speed at which circumstances evolve requires constant adaptation. Meanwhile, the voice of institutions like the UN or the World Economic Forum itself is overshadowed by new dynamics and challenges.
