Moisés Naim
Ecrivain et chroniqueur d´origine vénézuélienne, Moisés Naim, né en 1952, a été rédacteur en chef du mensuel américain Foreign Policy de 1996 à 2010. Il tient une chronique hebdomadaire sur les affaires internationales dans le quotidien espagnol El País et écrit régulièrement dans le Financial Times, The New York Times, le Corriere della Sera, Le Monde, la Berliner Zeitung et d'autres publications à portée mondiale. Il a écrit plusieurs livres, dont Le livre noir de l'économie mondiale, traduit déjà à 14 langues.
The debt crisis has plunged the eurozone into a situation similar to that experienced by Latin America in the 90's. To emerge from it, Europeans should learn from the mistakes made at the time, writes columnist and former Venezuelan Minister Moises Naim. 
The euro crisis and enduring political divisions between Europeans have undermined the Old Continent’s standing in a globalised world. It’s time to save the European way, urges Venezuelan columnist Moisés Naim: the alternatives – US hegemony, Chinese capitalist communism or Russian autocracy – are far worse. 
If and when definitively ratified, the Lisbon treaty should give the EU the means to achieve its current political and economic agenda. But it will have to pool its forces and try new approaches if it is to hold its own against the growing powerhouses of the East, foresees Foreign Policy editor Moisés Naím in El País.