Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Ukraine, promptly and without hesitation, responded to AMLO: your plan for a truce in the Russian-Ukrainian war is a ploy to support Russia. You are a phony President who is only looking for public relations spotlights. Ukraine, in a tweet, unmasks López …
Antonio Navalón We are living through a series of extraordinary circumstances. The current world context and conditions are entirely different from what we knew before. Periodic crises of all kinds are a kind of reflection of the intensity of relations between countries. Today, everything is …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce While Mexico becomes a cemetery, AMLO, in psychopathic denial, offers a peace plan for Ukraine and Russia. In the face of intentional homicides resulting from drug trafficking and deaths by COVID-19, including those due to excess mortality, gender violence and femicides, missing …
Luis Rubio Every government around the world faces complex security challenges. According to historian John Lewis Gaddis, the decisive challenge for major powers is perfecting the “alignment of potentially infinite aspirations with necessarily limited capabilities.” Unfortunately, Mexico is not even in the phase of “aligning …
Antonio Navalón While in Kenya, her father died. From that moment on, Elizabeth II became the Queen and, more importantly, the most iconic figure of the last fifty years within the British monarchy. Queen Elizabeth II was the heir to the throne. After the death …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Two confessions from President López Obrador in one week, each more fantastic than the other. And in the same week, as if they were an ill-timed justification to explain his decision to establish a political-commercial alliance with the Armed Forces, illegally transferring …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Mexico is getting armed, but it is unclear if it is to fight crime or control the opposition. It is clear, however, that integrating the National Guard into the Army is an act agreed upon between the Defense and the Executive. What …
Luis Rubio “Great cases [before de Supreme Court] like hard cases make bad law. For great cases are called great, not because of their importance in shaping the law of the future, but because of some accident of immediate overwhelming interest which appeals to the …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The result of the Constitutional referendum in Chile, with 88% of the ballot boxes counted: 38% Approve, 62% Reject. Early in the morning and, therefore, when the voting continued, I received this testimonial from Patricia Morales, founder and former President of Chile’s …
