A Dangerous Fantasy

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce President López Obrador lives obsessed with a dangerous fantasy, which leads him to govern with daring and destructive actions. It is as if he has a voice speaking in his ear about a supposedly magnificent historical legacy that awaits him if he …

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The Past.

Luis Rubio 1982 was a watershed in Mexican political life. For one part of society, that year’s financial crisis constituted an unequivocal sign of the unfeasibility and the collapse of the economic model that the country had followed at least since 1970. For others, during …

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Free America.

Antonio Navalón Since the 12th of October 1492, when Christopher Columbus heard the word “Tierra” and began to see the outlines of the island of Guanahaní – baptized by him as the island of San Salvador – Spanish-speaking America has had very few opportunities to …

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What’s up with the Revocation?

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce First things first: will the recall exercise take place or not? There have been, and continue to be, big dark clouds over the process and the problems facing its realization. One of those clouds concerns what exactly will be voted on should …

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Morena, a Party for Six Years.

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce When President López Obrador leaves the Presidency of the Republic, his party-movement called Morena will tend to disappear. That instrument was not created to survive in time but was entrusted with a single objective and purpose: to achieve the presidency with and …

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Alliances.

Luis Rubio Ideological coherence or political pragmatism: the eternal dilemma of alliances. These last as long as their members continue to find greater benefits in participating and remaining in them than in denouncing them and breaking away. From Marxist theoreticians to the most seasoned political …

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