Days of fire and fury

Antonio Naval��nYear ZeroIt is written in the Bible, “He who sows winds will reap storms.” A long time ago, from the structural change that supposed to leave the industries for speculation, to change the steel only for the military, financial and technological influence, the United States began to play with the dice of the interpretation …

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The Sermon and the Bravado

Jesús Silva-Herzog Marquez When a politician loses his sense of ridicule, he has lost contact with reality. I can’t find another word to describe the new pearl of presidential wisdom. For times of extreme urgency, ridiculousness. A message that moves to laughter, mockery. An involuntary …

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Mexico: Fallen angel risks and forced selling implications

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Expensive toys

Photo by Alexander Lobanov on Unsplash Luis Rubio Oil may have been a blessing – or the curse that López Velarde prescribed – but PEMEX is the great burden that is sinking public finances and, with them, the country. The distinction is key because it lies at the heart of the country’s energy dispute today: …

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