Peru is experiencing an institutional collapse that goes beyond politics; it is the failure of a system where no government can last, Congress repeatedly overthrows presidents, and organized crime fills the void left by the State.

The Taliban's digital silence demonstrated that, in the 21st century, shutting down the internet is the new form of governing by fear. When power fears speech, censorship ceases to be an exception and becomes a method, and the blackout in Afghanistan reveals the lengths to which a regime will go to control not only what is said, but also what is thought.