What we’re experiencing now is more than a test of the post-Cold War order. It’s the end of it.The influence of non-state actors is growing – from corporations whose resources rival those of national governments to NGOs providing services...
Google's Artificial Intelligence model, Bard, released an update and invited some users to test its new features. So, based on the Carnegie Corporation's concern about Political Polarization in the U.S., which is the new focus of significant research*, we...
Graph and data: on visualcapitalist.comThere are many ways to measure different economies against one another, but comparing countries by GDP per capita remains one of the most tried-and-true methods.GDP per capita attempts to level the playing field by dividing...
Photo: Miguel Bruna on UnsplashAntonio NavalónA few years after the end of the Cristero War in Mexico, an English writer named Graham Greene documented how we Mexicans did justice among ourselves. His book "The Power and the Glory" alludes...
Photo: on presidente.gob.mxRiccardo Pascoe PierceAMLO invited the countries closest to his heart to the September 16, 2023, military parade. All are ruled by dictatorships: Russia, China, Cuba and Nicaragua. Instead of being a parade commemorating a heroic deed in...
Image: Fergregory on iStockRicardo Pascoe PierceThe celebration of Mexico's Independence Day in 2023 was the staging of the deep sectarianism that defines the government of President López Obrador. By prioritizing the exclusion of the representatives of the other branches...
Photo: Dom Fou on UnsplashLuis RubioIn memory of Luis Alberto VargasGovernments come, and governments go, but one thing always stays: corruption. The actors change, but the phenomenon is perennial. And Mexico is not the exception to this: in his...