Tenochtitlán’s Founding: Facts vs. Political Narrative
In 2020, President López Obrador's announcement to commemorate Tenochtitlán's founding date sparked criticism from historians, who argue it occurred in 1325, not 1321. Despite expert concerns, a celebration took place in 2021, leading to further plans for a 2025...
On December 30, 2024, El Universal aired concerns about potential armed uprisings in Mexico amid fears of U.S. intervention. A document attributed to AMLO revealed an alarming hardline perspective among Morena leaders, emphasizing anti-violence rhetoric while indicating potential insurrection...
The new Mexican government faces significant challenges following substantial changes initiated by its predecessor. The government's ideological focus hampers effective economic strategies, resulting in a deteriorating fiscal situation and limited private investment. As reality clashes with expectations, accountability demands...
Rufin VanRullen discusses advancing AI’s architecture to mirror the human mind through the Global Workspace Theory. With a PhD in Cognitive Science and extensive research on neural processes, he emphasizes rhythmic aspects of visual perception. Brian Greene, a physicist...
The Trump administration is expected to shift towards less government regulation, increased domestic production, and protectionist policies, impacting immigration and taxes. Proposed tariffs on imports and drastic changes in foreign policy, including a focus on ending conflicts, signal significant...
The 2025 New Year's Concert, conducted by Riccardo Muti, celebrated Johann Strauss's 200th anniversary in Vienna's Golden Hall. Broadcast globally, the event highlighted Strauss's lively waltzes and polkas, reflecting a longstanding tradition of nostalgia and festivity. Muti's association with...