You Shall Not Lie!

Antonio Navalón In all major political and social movements in history, generally – over and above attempts to change the legal or historical profile through a process of assimilation – the tendencies that sought legal stability and constitutional defense won out. However, there have also …

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Impunity to Survive

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Impunity runs through the bloodied veins of the massacre in Iguala of 43 students from the rural school in Ayotzinapa, Guerrero. During the presidency of Enrique Peña Nieto, military participation in the killings was concealed. And now it seems that something similar …

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Statesman or Prophet

Luis Rubio According to Ecclesiastes, there is “a time to destroy and a time to build… a time to tear and a time to mend… a time for war and a time for peace.” The pertinent question for Mexico is which of those ways of …

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Three Times.

Juan Villoro “There are no two without three,” warns an artists’ proverb. When two members of the guild die, the death of a third is expected. Whenever that happens, the proverb proves true. The first explanation of the world is magical, the second religious, and …

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Great Gap

Luis Rubio In their novel entitled 2034, Ackerman and Stavridis extrapolate the currently prevalent tendencies in cybernetic matters a decade in advance to describe a world of extraordinary complexity in which computers cease being a tool for the processing of information and facilitating the daily life …

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